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[RFC] Set color/brightness for turned off lights #7477
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this just doesn't make much sense… turn on with power off? 😛 I wonder if we should extend the turn_off schema instead?
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btw, this idea came up before and I have shot it down because of proposed implementations (things like a set_state command etc).
As far as I know LIFX is the only light that allows changing settings while it's off. So I suggest you add it as a LIFX only service. If we ever have more lights than we can maybe generalize it.
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Yeah, I think I touched on both points in the "Alternatives" section. The idea comes up repeatedly because it's really useful and we miss it when converting from IFTTT 😄
I'm cool with starting out with a LIFX only service (though that will not fix the Flux+motion sensor race). So that will indeed be something like
lifx_set_state– or maybelifx_set_color. I will look into that.If I am creating a new service call, will it be acceptable to use the units that are well-known from the LIFX smartphone app? This is Kelvin for temperature and percentage for brightness.
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It's a lifx only service so I don't really care. But I feel like it would make sense to keep them in sync with the rest of Hass. So rather not use the app units.
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Oh, and I must admit that I did not read the whole PR intro…