General question to all and @ady624
What is the max or how many pistons can run at the same time ? Ideally I was trying to do 1 piston per room, but until my condition FOO is up to par, I will probably end up with more than 1 per room.
General question to all and @ady624
What is the max or how many pistons can run at the same time ? Ideally I was trying to do 1 piston per room, but until my condition FOO is up to par, I will probably end up with more than 1 per room.
Thanks Bobbles.
Can I ask how you copied the URL from sonos when playing a tunein station? Oh and by the way, your image capture appears to chop the end off the URL. Does it just end with .m3 or is there more?
Can anyone tell me how to use the āwaitā command with location based actions? I want to āactivate lifx scene 1ā, wait 30 seconds " activate lifx scene 2" and set location mode to ānightā. I canāt seem to get this to work, no matter how I construct it. Iāve successfully created a bunch of different pistons, but this part is escaping me. Thanks!
Sorry for the late response in setting up scenes (the holidays, you know)ā¦
I simply use a virtual switch for the scene. I figured out each bulbās color with guidance from the links below, then activate the group with the switch.
Make sure the āWaitā statement is in the same action as whatever you want the delay on. If you have multiple actions, they will all execute simultaneously (depending on system latency of course).
When setting up a āwaitā between things that are happening, you want multiple TASKS in one action⦠not multiple ACTIONS.
Thank you, I will look into that now. I also found out how to get to the logs and it said the issue was with line 8639. I took a look and it had something to do with timezone so I set my location in the SmartThings app and then I was able to save the Piston. Is there a way to not have to set you location in the app?
Thank you!
I have a late arrival piston that captures the state of various lights before turning them on and after a set time restores them to their previous state. However, I cannot figure out how to do the same with the SHM. I want to disarm SHM, but first I want to know what the initial state was so that it can rearm if necessary, however I cannot figure out how to do so.
How could I set this piston up to āNagā with Push notifications every N minutes?
I have the piston below set up to send a push notification when the laundry has completed, but Iād like to continue to notify until another state has changed (someone gets the laundry!).
I tried using a global ālaundryDoneā variable and getting even more fancy in another piston but found thereās very few options for comparison of a variable. Iāve heard others on this forum talk about using CoRE in this way, so presumably it is not impossible?
Any help would be greatly appreciated! 

You can use the Follow up with piston task and use the same piston name.
I have something similar to yours except mine switches a virtual switch. If the virtual switch gets turned off then the nagging stops. I used a switch since wife and I can ask Alexa to do it.
Thatās perfect! Works great this way. Thanks, Craig!
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That has to be the most common learning hurdle with CoRE. I fought with it until I figured out you could have multiple tasks in one action, as Iām sure most people have.
I donāt use SHM and have not played with it at all in CoRE. What about creating a piston that keeps tab on SHM on/off status and have it set a global variable that you can monitor in your piston/s.
Bug?
I am new in Core.
I have a simple scenario, but i dont know to configure it.
When Routine ⦠runs
then a switch turn on vor 1600ms and than turn off the switch.
Thats everything
Can anybody help me please with the correct piston?
Use a basic Piston.
IF - Routine xxx was executed
THEN - Using xxx switch, turn on, wait 1600ms, turn off
I would like to have Alexa say something after a piston is fired, is it possible to use Simon Says in CoRE?
Thought I saw a way to do this while creating another piston but canāt seem to find it now.
Thanks you!
Hello everyone 
New to CoRE and digging it so far.
Can someone help with this basic piston that I cant wrap my head around?
I want to control (2) Phillips hue light bulbs at the same time, so when I change one, the other one changes to same hue, and level.
Thoughts?

Have you checked out the Trend Setter app? It might work better for your case. It can be done in CoRE but there will be a noticeable delay.
Iāve seen this mentioned before but not sure if itās on same device type, I donāt remember if there was an exact solution. Just for testing/workaround, I would do a save matching device to variable and use the variable in the push notification.