De kaartjes met nummer zaten in de oude versies. Die waren al een tijdje deprececated, die zijn nu ook daadwerkelijk verwijderd
i don’t know how the luminance cart works with this flow, but some other flow carts from other devices triggers once when they become less than xx lux.
maybe this happens here to. When you start the flow from the second cart (room or zone…) does the flow work then? if so, then you need to look to the first flow card. if not you can look to the second cart.
you can also try to take the second cart out of the flow and start it manually. than you know if the first flow cart is working
1st - The trigger works like a thermostat. If the lux value hasn’t been above 15 first, it’ll never trigger
2nd - in case the lux card does trigger the flow, the room has to be occupied in order to turn the lights on. That chance will be very low.
3rd - this flow will work only once, or a few times, a day…
But when I guess what you want to achieve, you’d turn it around
When…
-BU FP2 zone Bathroom is occupied
And…
-logic card [BU FP2 lux value tag] is less than 15
Then…
-turn on Bathroom Upstairs light
And then
-dim Bathroom Upstairs light to 50%
And then
-turn color of Bathroom Upstairs light to orange
You’d daisy chain the “then” cards, in this particular order
(For certain lights, the “turn on” card is not needed when you set a dim value, it turns on just because of that)
For the “And” part, there’s often no flow card(s) available. The Logic cards are to be used in that case.
I tried reversing it at first by making the motion as when but it wouldn’t allow me to set lux as an “and” only as a when
You’re not the first looking for ‘AND’ cards and not finding what you need.
When you get the hang of Logic cards, it’s pretty straightforward.
I get it’s confusing, because it’s not a rule: there are some AND cards available, for some apps, or even for some app’s devices as you’ve discovered;
This is because developers may add them to their apps, but they often don’t need to.
I normally only use Logic cards for AND conditional cards.
