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    #2
    HomeSeer uses VB.net or C#.net code so you would want to convert your Lua code to this to do the equivalent.
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      #3
      Originally posted by Rupp View Post
      HomeSeer uses VB.net or C#.net code so you would want to convert your Lua code to this to do the equivalent.
      thanks. still wondering... where do you put the code? I have been looking around the event creation UI, and can't seem to find the location?

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        #4
        When you set the Event to:
        Then run script, this exposure the configuration.

        Physical location is HomeSeer_directory/Scripts

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          #5
          ah. thanks. Now if i just knew how to covert the code :-)

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            #6
            As the event engine is more power OOTB, you may not need as much scripts as you did in Vera.

            Have a search for the Homeseer Event Clinic which will provide a sound basis for the capabilities and logic that HS uses

            See http://board.homeseer.com/showthread.php?t=172984

            For script development there is a corresponding thread to match the external link provided below
            http://tenholder.net/tenWare2/tenScriptAid/default.aspx

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              #7
              FYI - We use HSTouch on the screens around the office and have events created that switch these screens to specific camera screens when doors are opened. Basically, we're doing what the OP wants to do with built-in event actions (no scripts needed). Of course, you do need to be using HSTouch for this.
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                #8
                Originally posted by macromark View Post
                FYI - We use HSTouch on the screens around the office and have events created that switch these screens to specific camera screens when doors are opened. Basically, we're doing what the OP wants to do with built-in event actions (no scripts needed). Of course, you do need to be using HSTouch for this.


                Yes, and as this supports direct RSTP feed it is great. I would love it more if it supported webRTC too.

                ImperiHome can also do similar capabilities.

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                  #9
                  Here over the years have mostly utilized events intermixed with some custom scripting. I could have done much of what I did in scripts via events and triggers.

                  Similar to what Mark mentions and what the OP is wanting to do here do the same with CCTV pop ups coming under the direction of the mother ship via easy peasy homeseer triggers on my HSTouch clients (16 running 24/7 here).
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                    #10
                    wow..... still reeling from the additional power of the events engine vs. Vera.

                    The image above looks like exactly what i want to do.

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                      #11
                      Lua code or alternative?

                      To balance the visual aspects that HS Touch offers wrt what you are trying to achieve and there is more, but the learning curve must be overcome.

                      This is what both Mark and Pete are identifying as their setup and hence when you hear that HS is more capable and powerful, this is only touching the very outside of the box.


                      Last edited by brientim; November 18, 2016, 04:03 PM.

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                        #12
                        @Tom, here have been tinkering with microrouters with custom OpenWRT (and LUA) OS on them.

                        Current stuff is with a microrouter about 1" X 2" using OpenWRT.

                        I am using it as a firewall / router / automation device today.

                        It has 2 NICs, Wireless, serial in/out / USB in/out, RTC with battery and a 1-wire temperature sensor.

                        It is inside of my OmniPro 2 can and communicates to HS3.

                        Kind of similiar to using an RPi or Arduino as a slave to HS3.

                        Here is a drawing using my first testing micro router. Newer one is about 75% smaller.

                        It has been installed / used now for over 6 months and never skips a beat.
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                          #13
                          Driving screens on HS3Touch to change on events is a piece of piss as they say.
                          HS3Touch is really good. I've found mixed results though based on platform and complexity.
                          It's almost a mini scada system

                          Around the home I'd certainly say that's an option.
                          Mobile though ImperiHome is still the best option. I'm not sure you can drive what screen is viewed there though.



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                            #14
                            Originally posted by gd1210 View Post
                            Mobile though ImperiHome is still the best option. I'm not sure you can drive what screen is viewed there though.
                            yes you can using the control API, but it only works on Android, see this post:
                            http://board.homeseer.com/showthread...42#post1234642

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