First I would like to thank the developer of rule matching. Your software has revolutionized my home.
I have a feature request.
Is it possible to add a condition to triggers and condition that a temperature sensor is <,>,=>,<= from another temp sensor +or - a set number of degrees. The addition would be to be able to compare two temp sensors plus or minus a set or conditional number of degrees.
My use case
I have have 8 smart vents from keen and use a script to automate opening and closing based on room temp differences. I would like to setup offsets between rooms based on thermostat set points and room temps. Many times at night I want to add an intentional 5 or 8 degree offset between rooms.
Here is how I did it (I pulled the “oh honey I am too tired to climb the ladder tonight, sorry if it will be too hot. If I had the keen vents, you wouldn’t be cooking tonight”)
Is anyone else unable to change the " Delay These Actions" minute value? I setup the delay initially for 10 minutes, but now realize I would prefer 3 minutes. However, when I press done it reverts back to 10.
Is there debug logs that I can look at for rule conditions and the evaluation? I have an Iris motion sensor and a CT101 thermostat. If I open the motion sensor it says the temperature is 64, if I open the thermostat it says 67.5. I created a rule with condition Temperature of motion sensor < thermostat and it is showing false. I changed it to temperature of motion sensor > thermostat and it shows true. Is there logs somewhere for rule machine that I can check to see what RM is seeing for there temperature?
I take it back, I am able to reproduce this. A bug. I will look at this and get back to you. Indeed, one of the comparisons is failing. Probably something I did last night in the 1.6.11 update.
I mean that the individual bulb controls work just fine. I can dim each of the lights by using their associated controls, but when they are tracking the virtual switch that doesn’t seem to work. The virtual switch will turn them on and off, but not dim.
