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Support for bridge v6 and RGBWW bulbs #9
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Support for RGBWW saturation
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| self._group.hue = stage.args[0] | ||
| elif stage.name == 'saturation': | ||
| self._group.saturation = stage.args[0] | ||
| elif stage.name == 'color': |
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Duplicate of line 156-157.
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Fixed in cda16c2
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| select=True, select_command=self.on()) | ||
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| def color(self, color): |
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This class is missing the hue command as required by limitlessled/group/rgbw.py. This might be an easy fix for you since you're most familiar with the hue stuff.
I will also take a look on my side.
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Should be fixed in 7931fca.
After trying to set brightness on a legacy white bulb. Btw, the legacy RGBW works great now with the latest commits. |
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Good to hear that the RGBW bulbs work now :) |
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That change prevents the error, but the |
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I pushed a commit, which should fix this issue. |
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Indeed it does. Awesome! Merged. |
As already discussed in #7, this adds support for wifi bridges v6 and RGBWW bulbs. While implementing I also faced some minor issues (especially with the transition logic), which I fixed in general for all bulb types.
I could only test with bridge v6 and RGBWW bulbs, so I cannot guarantee that it works for older bridges or other led types. Therefore, to ensure I didn't break anything, somebody else has to test this. There were also some guys which confirmed that this fork is working in #7 ;)