HC3 | Scene start other scene

[twanve 18]

In HC3 is it possible in a scene to execute other scene with command: fibaro.scene("execute", {000})

Is it possible to see with scene has trigger the other one?

 

When I run scene manual, I get (json.encode):

{"property":"execute","type":"user","id":2}

 

When scene execute other scene, I get (json.encode):

{"type":"user","property":"execute"}

 

How I make in this scene the difference in this triggers.. with a "if" statement....?

[FBerges 52]

Look, I do it that way!

 

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This is just an example and copied from some scenes together.

 

Gruss Frank

Edited January 18, 2021 by FBerges

[okidoki 15]

On 1/18/2021 at 1:30 PM, twanve said:

In HC3 is it possible in a scene to execute other scene with command: fibaro.scene("execute", {000})

Is it possible to see with scene has trigger the other one?

 

When I run scene manual, I get (json.encode):

{"property":"execute","type":"user","id":2}

 

When scene execute other scene, I get (json.encode):

{"type":"user","property":"execute"}

 

How I make in this scene the difference in this triggers.. with a "if" statement....?

 

@twanveDid you find a solution? i have the same issue and have no solution so far, besides some stuff with globals.

 

grt

jn

 

[twanve 18]

@okidoki try this

 

--- scene manual triggerd ----
if sourceTrigger.property == "execute" and sourceTrigger.id ~= "null" then
    -- you code
end

--- scene triggerd  scene ---
if (sourceTrigger.property ~= "cron" and sourceTrigger.type ~= "date") and json.encode(sourceTrigger.id) == "null" then
    -- you code
end

Edited February 7, 2021 by twanve

[okidoki 15]

21 hours ago, twanve said:

@okidoki try this

 

--- scene manual triggerd ----
if sourceTrigger.property == "execute" and sourceTrigger.id ~= "null" then
    -- you code
end

--- scene triggerd  scene ---
if (sourceTrigger.property ~= "cron" and sourceTrigger.type ~= "date") and json.encode(sourceTrigger.id) == "null" then
    -- you code
end

 

Thks @twanve, but this not solve the issue which scene does call the scene, right? It excludes the option that is is a manual or cron start.

But, hey, its a start

 

i was hoping that they stored the ID of the calling scene in Id, buts thats not the case.

[twanve 18]

I know what you mean, a wish to Fibaro team tot make this....

For now, I make a globalVaribale named StartTriggerID en set this to a specified number.

Before start the Scene xx, I set this:  fibaro.setGlobalVariable("StartTriggerID", "2230");

 

In the Scene xy where I need this scene trigger from scene xx, I use:   if startTriggerID == 2230 then... 

At the end the scene set:   fibaro.setGlobalVariable("StartTriggerID", "-1");

For now it works perfect in all scenes where I need this.