The status of light in a global variable

[syntez 1]

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I wrote a scene that tracks the state of light in the room and passes it to a global variable. But this scene constantly reports that too many instances are running (

The room has a physical switch that, depending on this global variable, turns off or turns on the light in the opposite direction.

 

Maybe there is a more elegant way to write this scene?

 

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[RH_Dreambox 182]

What are you going to do with global values, show them in a virtual device?
If you just want to read the values of a virtual device, it's better to read the status of the breaker directly and send the values to an VD with four Labels.

The status is updated each time a light comes on or off.

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[syntez 1]

Hello, 

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Thanks for Your response,

 

I use global variables to a wall switch, by means of them, I define the state of the lighting in the room and translate the light in the opposite state.

 

The button of the wall switch is connected to the S2 dimmer

 

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[petergebruers 1,265]

I'm not 100% sure I understand what you actually want to do, but I think you want to toggle several lights at once... If that is the case, could you please try this scene? It does not use a global variable.

 

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[syntez 1]

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It seems that this is exactly what I need,
Many thanks for the help and idea

The scene is working, I'll check the clicks on the wall switch in the evening! )

Edited September 7, 2017 by syntez