I wish I could do a time range like this: [Sunset+00:30,Sunset+03:30]

[Takoateli]

It seems like I can only reference sunset for the start time, not the end time of a range.

[randy]

EDIT: I’m wrong, I guess you cannot.

Disregard this post. I found an easier way to do it.

I wish with EasyTriggers I could reference BOTH the start and stop time range to sunset. I'll post something in the plugin's section.

You can. It is basically like this and must be entered manually. Note that Sun/Mon needs a pair of entries since Easy Trigger cannot pass Sunday midnight.

[Sun Sunset+00:05;Mon 00:00],[Mon 00:00;Mon Sunrise-00:05],[Mon Sunset+00:05;Tue Sunrise-00:05],[Tue Sunset+00:05;Wed Sunrise-00:05],[Wed Sunset+00:05;Thu Sunrise-00:05],[Thu Sunset+00:05;Fri Sunrise-00:05],[Fri Sunset+00:05;Sat Sunrise-00:05],[Sat Sunset+00:05;Sun Sunrise-00:05]

[spud]

What's the problem for you, do you get any error in the logs?
It seems to work for me:

[Mon Sunset+00:30;Mon Sunset+03:20],[Sun Sunset+00:30;Sun Sunset+03:20]

[spud]

I wish I could do a time range like this: [Sunset+00:30,Sunset+03:30]
It seems like I can only reference sunset for the start time, not the end time of a range.

You need a semi colon instead of a comma between start and end time: [Sunset+00:30;Sunset+03:30]

[Takoateli]

You need a semi colon instead of a comma between start and end time: [Sunset+00:30;Sunset+03:30]

I had tried that repeatedly and each time the field would go blank when I tried to submit the changes. I must have been doing it wrong or something because now I can set it as you wrote above.

Thanks!!!