Overall App Enhancements: Experience an improved Better Lights App with various enhancements aimed at enhancing usability and performance across the board.
With Better Lights, managing your lighting setup becomes a breeze! Easily combine three actions into a single flow card, simplifying brightness adjustments, color changes, and toggling on/off. Experience streamlined control and elevate your smart lighting automation with ease!
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Why does this need permission to “Manage entire Homey?”. Generally not keen on installing apps that require this, unless there is a very good reason, especially as this app should only be changing light settings?
Hey, this is a very helpful great app, there’s only one feature I’m missing: that’s duration for THEN card settings, i.e. like Dim to 100% over 2 seconds. It’s not available, no – or did I miss something.
@LRvdLinden just found your app while looking for an easy way to solve this. I was wondering if it might be possible to extend/duplicate some of the cards affecting multiple lights to read something like this:
Dim [[light_state]] lights for [[zone]] to [[%]]
Set [[light_state]] lights to color [[color]] for [[zone]]
etc
With light state being either all (default), turned on or turned off.
Because I think only wanting to influence currently turned on lights in a room for example is a pretty common use case.
I have IKEA tradfri and i’m trying to set a zone to warm white for a zone. I know its 2700K but i don’t know what to use in your app? I asked chatgpt what hex color warm white was and i got #FFD966, it was green’ish.
Where can i find explanations for Temperature, Hex color, color and saturation