Scenes, Transitions and Rule Machine

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Both! :slight_smile: OK, looking at your suggestion for the fade to 1 then off... that seemed to work in a test rule, I'll try implementing that properly later and do some more testing. I also observed a "Fade to 0" doesn't seem to result in any level changes at all, meaning this may be most of the issue here.

I also took your custom app suggestion, and did some digging about, finding a basic app that i could build ontop of... I've hacked it about a bit, just to try and get it working. but i am getting a problem there too with the "runin" function. This seemed like exactly the groovy i would need to get things working. However, thats not really behaving as i would expect either, as the runin is run twice, but it doesnt wait the right amount of time, and then also only triggers once, not twice...

dev:22020-12-14 08:31:49.031 infobedroom Light was turned off
app:5162020-12-14 08:30:41.750 infoSimple Fave Rule Machine
dev:182020-12-14 08:19:29.776 infoBen p20pro has arrived
dev:162020-12-14 08:14:19.184 infoDiningRoomLight was turned on
app:5152020-12-14 08:14:19.095 debugToggling
dev:3102020-12-14 08:14:10.134 infoHall light is 100% [physical]
dev:3102020-12-14 08:14:09.151 infoHall light was turned on [digital]
app:5152020-12-14 08:14:09.108 debugRunin Sent
app:5152020-12-14 08:14:09.051 debugIs ON
app:5152020-12-14 08:14:09.048 debugRun
dev:5522020-12-14 08:14:09.023 infoScen-Test was turned on


definition(
    name: "Simple App Example",
    namespace: "anonymous",
    author: "anonymous",
    description: "Toggle output switch when motion and logic switch is on.",
    category: "Convenience",
    iconUrl: "",
    iconX2Url: "",
    iconX3Url: "")

preferences
{
    section
    {
        input name: "trigger", type: "capability.switch", title: "Trigger Switch", multiple: false, required: true
        input name: "outputSwitch", type: "capability.switch", title: "Output Switch", multiple: false, required: true
        input name: "dimmers", type: "capability.switchLevel", title: "Dimmers", multiple: true, required: false
        input name: "testDimmers", type: "capability.switchLevel", title: "TestDimmers", multiple: true, required: false
    }
}

void installed()
{
    updated()
}

void updated()
{
    unsubscribe()
    subscribe(trigger, "switch", eventHandler)
}

void uninstalled()
{
    // unsubscribe to all events
    unsubscribe()
}

void eventHandler(evt)
{
    //Toggle()
    //runIn(5,Toggle)
    log.debug "Run"
    if(evt.value == "on")
        log.debug "Is ON"
        runIn(5,Toggle)
        runIn(10,Toggle)
        log.debug "Runin Sent"

}

def Toggle(){
     log.debug "Toggling"
     if(outputSwitch.currentValue("switch") == "on"){
        outputSwitch.off()} 
     else{
        outputSwitch.on()    
    }
}

This does make me wonder if there is anything wrong more fundamentally as the groovy does't seem to be working. Though i am totally aware this may just be my god awful initial attempt at hubitat groovy!! :smiley: