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Variable Brightness/Temperature Adaptation on turn-on #917

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TheAlphaLaw opened this issue Feb 7, 2024 · 5 comments
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Variable Brightness/Temperature Adaptation on turn-on #917

TheAlphaLaw opened this issue Feb 7, 2024 · 5 comments

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@TheAlphaLaw
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TheAlphaLaw commented Feb 7, 2024

Request similar to #581 but with enhancements.

Request:

1. Light turned on with call for specific brightness: Option to adapt only temperature.
2. Light turned on with call for specific temperature/color: Option to adapt only brightness.

Willing to donate for the above functionality, if possible.

@TheAlphaLaw
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Bump, is this a heavy lift?

@basnijholt
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I believe you can already do this by creating 2 Adaptive Lighting switches for the same set of light. On one of them you need to disable the adapt_brightness switch and on the other you disable adapt_color switch.

@TheAlphaLaw
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The problem is I would need to set an automation to disable brightness change, but the Adaptive Brightness adjusts the birhgtness before it's triggered. I also have hundreds of lights :(

@andrew-kennedy
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I have this same issue, I never use adapt brightness, only adapt color, so I want both bare turn on calls and also turn on calls with only brightness to continue to adapt color, and only turn on calls with color to force manual control.

@Kuchiru
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Kuchiru commented May 20, 2024

I believe you can already do this by creating 2 Adaptive Lighting switches for the same set of light. On one of them you need to disable the adapt_brightness switch and on the other you disable adapt_color switch.

Im looking around for a way to do this but using a switch in an automation doesn't let you specify a specific light?

All i want to do is turn on one specific light on a lower brightness and turn it brighter once a trigger is fired all while maintaining the adapted color temperature.

How would i go about doing that?

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