Ideally I'd like to this to behave as a scene. If the lights are set based on the table, switch is ON and I can turn OFF. If not, switch is OFF and I can turn it ON to get everything to table settings. The issue is that even when everything is set to the table settings, the switch is OFF and I can't turn the lights OFF, they also don't change when changing through modes.
Edit: the behavior persists even with "Group: Indicator if any are on", logs from activator device:
But based on the docs, it seems to me that the app isn't working as expected for "only if some are on" and "all set per table"...but I can't seem to find anyone else with similar behavior.
What type of device driver is your room lighting activator switch using? Because all of your table are lights, it might be set to a bulb or dimmer. Trying changing the device type to switch so that on/off are the only commands that the activator can receive.
The activator device should be able to use whatever driver the app automatically assigns, @user3636 shouldn't need to change the driver for a built-in device generated from a built-in app...
That sounds little more grandiose that it needed to be...
Yes. The activator device will send all settings if it is a bulb or dimmer. This can have unexpected results. If a person wants just on/off commands for the table, I have found that setting the device to a switch significantly helps. It eliminates the possibility of setLevel and setColor commands that might inadvertently change the setting.
Is the setup pictured in post #19 the current way you have it set up?
If so, there are no actions or settings set up for Corner Lamp or LED Lamp, but perhaps that's intentional for Activator-status tracking reasons?
My approach to Room Lighting setups is to simplify the little details as much as possible... Similar to JB10's suggestion of identifying the Activator device in the most basic/simple way possible (e.g. switch instead of bulb when possible etc), I do that same thing with each device's "Type" designation in the table (which you can click on to change)...
If it's a color bulb, but all I'm doing is turning it on/off, then I make it a Switch. If I just need dimming but not CT/RGB, I make it just a Dimmer. Etc etc.
I have had this same exact issue for months now and it drives me crazy. It just seems that if you turn on a Room Lighting activator, it should stay on unless one of the lights or devices no longer matches what is in the Room Lighting settings.