The problem is as I said, I have about 50 lights and is way too much work to make the flow for each one. I tried the app {group} to group the lights, but I can’t set color temperature for a group.
Tried the app color tools, but I really dont have to a clue where to start.
So my questions are:
is my simple flow a good working one or can it be improved?
is there an other way to make a simular flow for multiple lamps?
Ah yes, but with like 50 lights… I’ d use an app for that.
Of course you can try it with an adv. flow. like Wim showed already.
Start with two or three lights, to test if it works as expected, then you can copy it to 50 lines and replace all other light cards to the light you wanted.
But, when you replace a light, or other changes…
I think zone memory is quite straight forward, just enable all light capabilities in the ‘save zone card’ if you’re unsure.
This is all you need to store and restore the light color of all zones:
I understand your point. I just try to stick with the core, cause updates of external apps are usually les stable. That’s my experience when I once worked in webdesign using CMS.
Starting small is indeed the best solution. Copy and pasting will do the rest
I misunderstood the variables. Now I understand that it sets a value prior when it actually changes. Its really easy to make even 10 color changes this way .
Probably have to set my browser percentage to 20% to make it fit
Altho I have over 50 hue lights, i realized quite a few are color (which needs other flow), and quite some outdoor only have 1 white color. So, its only about 25 /30 i guess.
No, it’s just programmed code ‘under water’.
But what I encounter with ‘big’ advanced flows is, my browser becomes sluggish and unresponsive at some point. Then I’ll split it into 2 adv. flows.
