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All interesting ideas ... Thanks! Currently I am using @dbwarner5 option 1 ... which does work ... I do include a random repeat of 2-4 times just to give some backup in case a message gets lost. @Guy Lavoie - that is an interesting idea ... basically the challenge with building programs is that while you might take an action based on an event, other actions can unintentionally interfere with the intended desire of the original program (e.g. keep a collection of lights on during a period of time) ... @larryllix - That is an interesting idea ... and I might do that one ... my hesitation is that I will need to create one of those programs for each device AND each program to ensure that all the programs are covered ... Might be a little bit easier to go for the MASSIVE if statement that @dbwarner5 suggested ... hmmm..

As the subject says, is there anyway to have any off event to any insteon device trigger the if condition logic of a program? TLDR: I have a nighttime program that runs and turns on some lights ... however, I need to trap when any of those lights are turned off, either by themselves or through other programs and then turn them back on. Currently I use a variable to keep track of the nighttime status and then a big ol nasty OR blob for a bunch of the devices that are most likely to turn one of the devices in the nighttime scene off ... but that can be a bit much to manage... so looking for something easy. Thanks!