Solved niveau = tonumber(domoticz.devices('Plant - CrotonPetra - WaterNiveau').state) I also changed the function so it equals how the function in C++ works local function map(n, w, x, y, z, decimals) if n > x or n < w then return 'out of range' end -- protect range local integer = type(decimals ...

Yes thats it.. but I still get an error 2021-05-24 16:44:00.518 Error: dzVents: Error: (3.1.8) test: ...v-domoticz/scripts/dzVents/generated_scripts/ScriptT.lua:21: attempt to compare number with string execute = function(domoticz, triggeredItem, info) local tMap = { 0, 48, 0, 100 } local function ...

Perhaps i'm doing something wrong but this doesn't work. 2021-05-23 21:22:00.479 Error: dzVents: Error: (3.1.8) test: ...v-domoticz/scripts/dzVents/generated_scripts/ScriptT.lua:25: attempt to concatenate a nil value (local 'test') return { active = { true, }, on = { timer = { 'every minute ...

With C++ there is a map function which is able to map one range of numbers to another. An example is like this: int percentage = map(300, 500, 0, 100); 300 equals 0 and 500 equals 100 which makes it easy to calculate things like for example percentages. Is this possible with lua as well because I ...

There is no native Lua / dzVents method to get this. From the OS you can get nanoseconds so you can use something like below. I must say waaren; it always amazes me how you are able to always answer the questions from the community. Thank you very much! :!: I had to make a small adjustment to the ...

Also tried this;
But this returns "true"

Hi, For the grafana API I need the ' epoch datetime in milliseconds ' as timestamp. However domoticz.time.dDate gives me the timestamp in seconds since epoch. How to get the milliseconds variant? ... [ output truncated ] ... local timestamp = domoticz.time.dDate domoticz.log(timestamp) domoticz ...

For future reference for people that come across this post and do not want to script: There is also the Random timer setting that can be used on Domoticz timer plans . So with this you can create an holiday timer plan with lights that switch on/off in a random time frame (+/- the random timer ...

Script could look like below. This is amazing. Thank you for writing the core of the script. I've made some small adjustments and put some comments at the top. Added female behavioral simulation :lol: -- Script written by Waaren and modified bij RvdM -- https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php ...

For my holiday plans I would like to make a dzVents script that will randomly turn on light and off when we're not at home. Now I already have a dzVents script that will turn on and off light but I was thinking something like turning a light on in the hall, driveway, toilet, or bedroom based on a ...

Oh my... Am I glad i stumbled on to this post. Since last year it is nothing but trouble with my domoticz-zwave setup. Devices go unknown.. have to refresh the devices once every few weeks and sometimes this resolve things.. and sometimes the only thing I can do is just wait a couple of days. (not ...

waaren wrote: ↑Tuesday 02 June 2020 23:38

RvdM wrote: ↑Tuesday 02 June 2020 23:00 Steep learning curve... what is the best way to debug these scripts because the web-editor only catches some typo and stuff.

Would like to see something like: Error found on line: 13...

You will see syntax errors in the log if you enable logging in the settings.

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My hero!

Steep learning curve... what is the best way to debug these scripts because the web-editor only catches some typo and stuff.

Would like to see something like: Error found on line: 13...

Fixed by filling in the Networks field. Strange isnt it?

Another problem I found with the following script. The brightness works but the setKelvin does not. In the logging the url mentioned does work when using it with curl from CLI. Sorry but I cannot replicate it. if I try this on my system it works without a problem and the setKelvin command has not ...

Another problem I found with the following script. The brightness works but the setKelvin does not. In the logging the url mentioned does work when using it with curl from CLI. local allDevices = { 'Keuken spot 1', 'Keuken spot 2', 'Keuken spot 3', 'Keuken spot 4', 'Keuken spot 5', 'Keuken spot 6 ...

Just started up the old machine and the code looks like this return { active = true, on = { ['timer'] = {'at 18:30'} }, execute = function(domoticz) domoticz.log('Ventilatie op post-kookstand') domoticz.devices('Mechanische Ventilatie').switchSelector(domoticz.variables ...

Any idea @waaren?

That indeed was the probleem. No sure why it worked in older versions of Domoticz because this script was from a post 2020 release

See attached, and no its not set to 50