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Add the ability to only control one parameter #8
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To expand a little, I have many things in the house that control the brightness of the lights, so I would rather leave this to be controlled via existing means. For example, my phone alarm turns on my light at a very low brightness. Due to it being after sunrise, Kelvin was turning the brightness right up and giving me a true sunrise in the morning. Another example, I have most of my dimmers switches to do "1 press, dim - 2 press, brighter" etc. Kelvin was disturbing the flow of this and making the first press less predictable. I would love to have kelvin control the colour temperature, as all my first presses are just normal white. |
I see your point and like the idea to make Kelvin more flexible in this regard. My current take on this would be to allow zero ( Does this make sense? |
Perfect. I tried to delete the values but they put themselves back on restart. So yes, being able to leave them empty would be ideal. I imagine some people might want to just control brightness, whereas I only want to control temperature. |
Just released v0.0.13 with the ability to ignore brightness or color temperature. Give it a try and enjoy! Let me know if you find problems! |
I would prefer if kelvin would only change the colour temperature of the bulbs.
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