Rule 4.0 -- The new Rule Machine Rule 4.0 is the culmination of a journey in the transformation of Rule Machine. At once it simplifies and adds power, resulting in a fully generalized automation engine. The prior top-level organization of RM is thrown out, replaced by a simpler interface. The cha…

It was ":" screwing things up in the %now% field. Other variables work fine. How are you going to parse the response from your Sonos?

[image] Sono Integration: How do I play music from HE to Sonos? 🛎️ Get Help okay...Here's what I have so far. I created a variable called music_search and then created a connector for it. I put it on the dashboard and then created a rule to add a plus when more than one …

Were you ever able to get his working as a GET? I asked you in another thread and you mentioned something about time. I'd love to have a solution to: [image] Sono Integration: How do I play music from HE to Sonos? 🛎️ Get Help @bravenel Well, I am running the node.js on …

If you set the URL formatting yourself, it still doesn't send the request? That's a little surprising. I would have thought that would have worked. The only solution I cam up with is to change over to sending POST messages instead of GET. That way I could send anything I wanted in the field sinc…

I want to go back to RULE 3.0. Not a fan of 4.0 so far. Thing is I updated the firmware last night and it looks like I no longer have the option to create a 3.0 rule. How do I do that? Thoughts? and THANKS!!!

[image] kv1: I want to go back to RULE 3.0. Revert to an earlier platform version. Create a clone master as described by @bravenel here: [image] Pending Retirement of Rule 3.0 All things Rule Machine Rule 3.0 Retirement At some point in the not distant future, we w…

I am really struggling with rule 4.0 I get the if then else...but I want 2 conditional actions after 1 condition. Select Actions for Home Lights ON when lux<500 IF ( NOT Mode is Night(T) [TRUE]) THEN ELSE-IF (Illuminance of Illumination Sensor(250) is < 500(T) [TRUE]) THEN On: Lights@Night ELSE…

You want to use a nested IF rather than ELSE-IF, I think. Something like this: IF ( NOT Mode is Night) THEN IF illumination < 500 THEN turn on lights ELSE turn off lights END-IF END-IF The ELSE could be an ELSE-IF, but it's not really necessary since that IF contains on…

thanks, there is a second condition..the illumination > 550. this rule above would only switch lights off at 500. Maybe the else must have the if added there?