will at just skip that step or not run the scene at all.
It'll actually abort the scene activation and nothing will activate with the scene at all.
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smwein@gmail.com
posted this
25 December 2013
It'll actually abort the scene activation and nothing will activate with the scene at all.
Ryan-Scott
posted this
25 December 2013
I have scene that turns off my lights and locks my door. Is there a way to check to see if the lock is already locked. If it is can I have the scene skip locking it. I don't want to waste the batteries and break lock by trying to lock it when it is already locked.
Thanks
Steven
Yes, you can add a condition that checks a "device at state." Have it check if the locks level is <= 0="" (unlocked).="" if="" the="" condition="" is="" not="" met,="" then="" it'll="" skip="" the="" scene.="" 0="" (unlocked).="" if="" the="" condition="" is="" not="" met,="" then="" it'll="" skip="" the="">
smwein@gmail.com
posted this
26 December 2013
will at just skip that step or not run the scene at all.
rscott
posted this
27 December 2013
will at just skip that step or not run the scene at all.
It'll actually abort the scene activation and nothing will activate with the scene at all.
