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Thanks for all the contributions. It seems to me then that there is no simple (or indeed any) way of achieving what I am trying to do. This is also useful to know Btw I noticed that in the HeatIt menu it is possible to choose between (built-in) Room sensor (default), and external sensor a.o. I assume that this refers to a HeatIt proprietary sensor, not a third party like Netatmo.

Hi, I hope this is an acceptable post as I have spent a long time looking for the answer before posting. I want to create scenes using Lua, and have created a very simple one (swithcing on three lights) after watching a Youtube video. However, I feel I need a primer to learn the basics and set up my system with the necessary "starter variables" etc. I have looked in Fibaro knowledge base, Fibaro manuals and elsewhere on the internet, but not really found what I am looking for. Can anyone point me to a good resource? Thanks in advance.

Hi, I am complete newbie trying to get up to speed with Fibaro/Lua. I have a HC2 running 4.160, several Fibaro Dimmers, a Netatmo weatherstation with two extra indoor modules, all imported into HC2, many Philips Hue lamps (not yet imported into HC2, working on it) and a HeatIT/Multireg Z-wave thermostat for my electrical floor heating in my living room. I find the thermostat is very inaccurate and the room temperature drifts many degrees. Also it only displays setpoint temperature, not actual temperature so I am not sure which tempeature the thermostat "sees". I have a Netatmo weatherstation indoor module in my livingroom that I would like to be used as thermostat room sensor instead of the built-in sensor, alternatively use the average between the two sensors. What is the simplest way of achieving this? I have recently chosen the Netatmo as the main room temperature sensor, but I assume this does not achieve what I want. Also I have considered creating an association between the Netatmo and the thermostat, but have not been able to find out how to do this. I tried searching forum and internet in general. Would appreciate any help the community can provide.