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Manual control not activating anymore after Philips Hue scene #435
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Can you set adaptive-lighting's logging to |
@PizzaPino I believe this has been fixed in 1.10.1 |
Yes this seems to have been fixed for lights that have already been on. For lights were off, adaptive lighting takes over about 1 second after the light and the scene was turned on. |
You need to call light.turn_on twice to set manual control. Are you able to do so with hue scenes? |
I am implementing an option Enabling this will make sure AL doesn't take over when setting a scene. |
Hi, might be that I'm missing something here as well, but while thanks to #773 home assistant internal scenes lead to manually controlled lights, activating a hue scene does not seeem to do so. The configuration is still the one provided there, especially the above mentioned Here's also a log from activating a scene:
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Yeah this still doesn’t work. AL still takes over after activating hue.activate_scene inside HA. |
It also does not work with Z2M scenes (which are now HA |
Any movement on this? I have this issue too. When activating a hue scene when the lights are off, the scene will get activated, but immediately after AL takes control and adapts the lights. If the lights are already turned on, then everything works fine. I have |
Before 1.4.0 whenever I used a (dynamic) scene in the Philips Hue app, manual control was recognized and the scene worked. But since that update no matter how often I use a Hue scene, adaptive lighting still takes over and overrides it.
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