Another +1 from me. I want to pass a variable in an On Action-script - for me it would be a parameter at the end that then would be passed to the script running.

wizzard72 wrote:I use Kodi for watching TV. This plug in shows then video. My Lua script dim the lights. This is not necessary for TV. Is it possible to give this another state?

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Yeah, I'm looking for the same thing - to differentiate between movies and tv shows.

Alright, I swapped out the time with the number field instead, and now the last part worked it seemed. When off, after dark, it did turn on and off again after 10 minuttes. But the normal one - when dark, when on, if movement -> set level 100% for 10 minutes, then back where you where (73%) - this ...

Alright, I did find that number field now - as I said, I haven't used it earlier.
Testing it out now

I have a blockly with a PIR and a light. When triggered it's supposed to set the level to 100% for 10 minutes. This worked before, in an earlier build at least, but I've had the event offline for a month or so because my PIR wasn't acting right in sub -15C temperatures. I reactivated the event now ...

In the Dashboard I have my favorites, where I have a group called "Utebelysning". When I press its buttons, I get the notification underneath saying "Turning switch on: Outside weather". Well, outside weather is not a switch - it's a thermometer.... :) Utebelysning should turn on my outdoor lights ...

@galadril: I received your PM, but I am unfortunately unable to reply. I have set up viewer-access for you, though... Oh well

In the Dashboard I have my favorites, where I have a group called "Utebelysning". When I press its buttons, I get the notification underneath saying "Turning switch on: Outside weather". Well, outside weather is not a switch - it's a thermometer.... :) Utebelysning should turn on my outdoor lights ...

Hello. I installed my Owl Micro+ (Cm180) today, and I seem to get way too high power usage (watts). I have a three phase input, so I use all three clamps around each phase. I then adjusted the Owl to read the voltage as 130V (each phase is ~130V, but it's a 230V supply) The Owl display is now quite ...