sjenkins Posted Sunday at 12:45 AM Posted Sunday at 12:45 AM As I mentioned to @Diesel not sure why this has not been added before now other than because we all got used to using them as responders. I tested out the switches as control in programs & scenes. Try out the generic, dimmers, garage. I will leave this in beta for a bit to make sure there are not any unintended consequences. I know many of you have this plugin integral to your home automation, please throw me some feedback. 3.1.14 \ DONE commands for switches, generic, dimmer, garage 3.1.13 \ DONE prevent direct poll from re-running \ DONE add notice if comms check fails \ DONE clean-up & debug 3.1.12 \ DONE rewrite sse events collection 1 Quote
Diesel Posted Sunday at 02:58 PM Posted Sunday at 02:58 PM (edited) Thanks so much! Loaded beta 3.1.14 into another slot. Created a virtual switch and was able to add it as a scene controller - Awesome! {"id": "10", "type": "switch", "name": "My vs Name"} Device type in AC shows as Virtual Switch Created a virtual dimmer but it only allows the option to add it as a scene responder. {"id": "30", "type": "dimmer", "name": "My vd Name"} Device type in AC shows as Virtual Generic The scene I tried adding it to is a 3-way circuit with 2 dimmers. Edited Sunday at 03:07 PM by Diesel 1 Quote
Diesel Posted Sunday at 07:32 PM Posted Sunday at 07:32 PM @sjenkins Is a virtual dimmer not able to used as a scene controller? Quote
sjenkins Posted 17 hours ago Author Posted 17 hours ago Try it out, I added the commands for tapping up and down on the bright but not for the new value. Also it currently doesn't have DON or DOFF which are the normal on/off commands. Could be added though. Quote
Diesel Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Virtual Dimmer only allows adding as a scene responder. Controller/Responder is greyed out. Quote
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