I have the Tap Dial with 4 buttons and a rotating thing on the outside. Homey has the flow in order to trigger it called “dial is rotating” but I’m confused on how to adjust it to increase or lower the brightness? I’ve looked through the commands and such but can’t figure it out.
Please if someone could help that’d be great! I can’t seem to find any thread explaining it. Sorry if I missed a post that already explains it.
Thanks
I’m struggling with this too. The only thing I got working is to use a flow that will adjust the brightness with +5% or -5% when it’s turned. The problem with that is that it only registers the start of the turn. So you can keep rotating but nothing happens until you stop, and then rotate again. To lower 25% you have to turn 5 times.
Hope someone will have the solution.
Hi @AlecDB and @Austin_Skillings
Just to help you I tried it with app Loops. But no luck.
I might have something else which could be interesting to you. My Dial is placed in the kitchen.
Button 1: a turn light kitchen ON (first press)
b turn light dining table ON (second press)
c turn music Google nest Hub Kitchen ON (third press)
Button 2: Broadcast to the 2 Google Nest Hubs situated in both my kids room: Dinner is ready
Button 3: Opens or closes the Cat Flap (Sure PetCare Flap)
Button 4: Go away / Go to sleep: Turn all lights / radio / TV OFF downstairs.
Dial: a when button 1 is pressed ones: Dim kitchen lights
b when button 1 is pressed twice: Dim dining table light
c when button 1 is pressed third time: Volume of music Google Nest Hub Kitchen
The flow is only showing Button 1 in combination with the Dial:
The working of the Dial made my wife very happy. 
I know this isn’t what you are asking for but maybe it inspires you.
For those how can not read Dutch please use Google Lens.
Yeah this is a good idea!
I have made the following flows and they work well. I have different types of Zigbee dimmers and dimmable LED lights that do not react the same way to the dial. Dimming could be a bit smoother but it does work. I have 4 of the same flows for each combination of button and lamp to switch it on or off. Pressing a button once selects the lamp. Pressing again switches it on or off depending of the state it was in. And one flow for dimming the lamps. Rotating the dial dims or brightens the lamp that’s selected. I use one number variable “Hue Tap Dial Knop” to hold the number of the button I pressed last. All the seperate flows are combined in one advanced flow. Sorry for the Dutch. I hope it’s clear. 
