BlakeB

Thanks for the replies! I'll try making a program for it when I have the time to. As for how often its used, I'm not 100% sure. Its not in my house, Its my pops.

I have some programs set up in the bathroom to turn the lights off after x amount of time. The way I have it set up is adding 10 minutes of time every time you hit on. However, we also have it set so that turning on puts it at 80% lighting. Hitting it again for more time toggles it to 100%, and again back to 80%, etc. Any ideas on how to make it stop toggling from that, and only go to 100% from a fast on?

Not sure how I kept missing this. Thanks.

My dad and I have been toying around with the programs some, getting use to how the work and what not. We aren't quite sure of anything to do with variables in programs. I haven't been able to find much on them. Could anybody give me a start on how they are used, or what they are used for exactly? Or if there is already something out there to help, point me to it? Thanks for any help in advance!

Thanks for the reply! I still have a few things I want to fix with the program, this was just the first quick fix I thought of for now, and that was an issue that would most likely come up again.

EDIT: Oops, think I just found my solution tinkering around with it. Just saw the And (...)/ Or (...) Commands. I'll leave it here to see if I'm right, or for anyone else that doesn't notice maybe? Unless I should delete it. I'm not sure if this is answered somewhere else, I looked and couldn't find quite what I'm looking for (granted I am new at searching forums), and sorry i it has been. I'm trying to help my dad set up his programs, and he had one for his outside lights that wasn't working right. He wants it to turn his lights on an hour before sunrise, and turn them off 30 mins later. Here's what he had: If: Time is sunrise - 1 hour Then: Set Scene 'Scenes / Outside Lights' On Wait 1 hour 30 minutes Set Scene 'Scenes / Outside Lights' Off Else: nothing It turns them on, but not off. I figure the problem was the Wait noticing that If is no longer true, so stops the process. I noticed conditions can't include scenes, and there are 2 separate lights in the scene. My plan was to do something like this: If: Time is sunrise - 1 hour And Outside Light 1 is off Or Outside Light 2 is off Then: Set Scene 'Scenes / Outside Lights' On Else: Wait 1 hour 30 minutes Set Scene 'Scenes / Outside Lights' Off Turning them on if either light is off. But, I don't know if the If will think If (Statement 1 AND Statement 2) OR statement 3 is true or If Statement 1 is True AND (Statement 2 or 3) I don't know if this even makes sense. Any help would be appreciated, or if you need clarification on anything. (Also, I think it has a couple other problems based on how the and/or will work, but I can get to those later).