Lighting Suggestion:
I find myself in Events creating different combinations of colors, brightness, waveforms etc. Some that I reuse for various events.
A way to group those into a "Theme" or groups within UltraLighting3 and then simply run the theme to set all the information for the bulb(s). Maybe an option on whether the theme should send a Power Off before, and Power On after?
Within the group you could already pick the bulbs, or maybe just have the settings there without a bulb(s) assigned. When you use the group you would then pick the theme/settings to assign.
What I've started doing now is setting up an event to run manually with whatever options I need within the event (color, brightness, waveform, etc.) for specific bulb(s). I then make a triggered event that will do the following steps:
Send Power Off to "Kitchen Light"
Run "Fading Blue Red Event (Kitchen)"
Send Power On to "Kitchen Light"
Group Option if it was available
Send Power Off to "Kitchen Light"
Run "Fading Blue Red Event" to "Kitchen Light"
Run "Fading Blue Red Event" to "Living Room Light"
Send Power On to "Kitchen Light"
Send Power On to "Living Room Light"
I handle the Power On/Off in my calling event, but they could be handled within the manual event.
Thanks! Great Job!
- Ken
I find myself in Events creating different combinations of colors, brightness, waveforms etc. Some that I reuse for various events.
A way to group those into a "Theme" or groups within UltraLighting3 and then simply run the theme to set all the information for the bulb(s). Maybe an option on whether the theme should send a Power Off before, and Power On after?
Within the group you could already pick the bulbs, or maybe just have the settings there without a bulb(s) assigned. When you use the group you would then pick the theme/settings to assign.
What I've started doing now is setting up an event to run manually with whatever options I need within the event (color, brightness, waveform, etc.) for specific bulb(s). I then make a triggered event that will do the following steps:
Send Power Off to "Kitchen Light"
Run "Fading Blue Red Event (Kitchen)"
Send Power On to "Kitchen Light"
Group Option if it was available
Send Power Off to "Kitchen Light"
Run "Fading Blue Red Event" to "Kitchen Light"
Run "Fading Blue Red Event" to "Living Room Light"
Send Power On to "Kitchen Light"
Send Power On to "Living Room Light"
I handle the Power On/Off in my calling event, but they could be handled within the manual event.
Thanks! Great Job!
- Ken
Comment