You use yaml within automation itself, not the configuration.yaml

Emmm… thank you?!:)

@@brenvelm sorry, I'm more sick than I realized. This comment was obviously for another video... I wonder where yours ended up. Anyways: This is a great video, concise and with a lot of information. Great job

You can buy multiple sensors and connect to one or more hubs. If those are same brand you it can all integrate into single app. If they are all different, you can integrate into something like Home Assistant

Not far away I'm guessing somewhere in Cornwall

South East. Outrageous price wherever it is really :)

@brenvelm yeah definitely I'm 50km north of London and 3 bedroom bungalow is 300 to 350k

that's much more reasonable!

Most The automation follows the following logic (replace square brackets with angled ones): alias: Sports Football Teams description: "" trigger: - platform: state entity_id: - sensor.man_city attribute: team_score id: Mancityscored - platform: state entity_id: - sensor.mu attribute: team_score id: Manuscored condition: - condition: or conditions: - condition: state entity_id: sensor.man_city state: IN - condition: state entity_id: sensor.mu state: IN action: - choose: - conditions: - condition: trigger id: - Mancityscored sequence: - data: title: Man City scored message: >- [[ state_attr('sensor.man_city', 'team_name') ]] [[state_attr('sensor.man_city', 'team_score') ]] : [[state_attr('sensor.man_city', 'opponent_score') ]] [[state_attr('sensor.man_city', 'opponent_name') ]] action: notify.mobile_app_w_iphone_15_pro - conditions: - condition: trigger id: - Mancityopponentscored sequence: - data: title: Man City conceded message: >- [[state_attr('sensor.man_city', 'team_name') ]] [[state_attr('sensor.man_city', 'team_score') ]] : [[state_attr('sensor.man_city', 'opponent_score') ]] [[state_attr('sensor.man_city', 'opponent_name') ]] action: notify.mobile_app_w_iphone_15_pro - conditions: - condition: trigger id: - Manuscored sequence: - data: title: Man U scored message: >- [[state_attr('sensor.mu', 'team_name') ]] [[state_attr('sensor.mu', 'team_score') ]] : [[state_attr('sensor.mu', 'opponent_score') ]] [[state_attr('sensor.mu', 'opponent_name') ]] action: notify.mobile_app_w_iphone_15_pro - conditions: - condition: trigger id: - Manuopponentscored sequence: - data: title: Man U conceded message: >- [[state_attr('sensor.mu', 'team_name') ]] [[state_attr('sensor.mu', 'team_score') ]] : [[state_attr('sensor.mu', 'opponent_score') ]] [[state_attr('sensor.mu', 'opponent_name') ]] action: notify.mobile_app_w_iphone_15_pro

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! it’s web app - floorplanner dot com. You can have 1 project free though if you want to do exporting in high res (2D & 3D) you will need to pay “premium project” fee I believe

Thank you and 100% with you on the retrofit - but with the price of smart fridges vs regular ones it does make sense to save. I think for most people (including myself) it’s just an easier solution. Will look into the Siemens oven - thanks for the tip!

Thank you! Any music recommendations or drop it altogether?

@@brenvelm No need for any music IMO

Usually when you save it a new automation appears in your list of automations - check if you got it. If you do - all good, all worked as expected since blueprint is a “setup” of sorts which results in new automation

Some of the configs available on pages of course, but I also sometimes use ChatGPT or, if have enough time, just tinkering away myself

What do you ask ChatGPT? Do you ask it to make you a blueprint? Can you give me an example of what you would ask it I would really appreciate it.

Sorry. I see you have a whole video on it. I'll look there first.

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good call, added now

@@brenvelm thanks 👍

in a nutshell, an overengineered binary sensor trigger automation

It does so much. There is no single function really.

Thank you for your feedback, will slow down. Just wanted to keep length of video shorter

@@brenvelm This is a very good approach. People can slow it down individually by reducing playback speed.

@@chrschra I wasn’t aware of that… Will it still make sense?

@@ucdailoi what do you mean?

My pleasure

I need to get round to testing this

Fantastic add!

Great addition, thank you!

Good call. Somehow I never got into adopting scenes despite multiple attempts

Great idea to add the “origination” app - may simplify troubleshooting a lot!

Indeed, luckily there are many more good options these days!

Agree

I run an automation that tells me when battery goes under 10% to avoid something like this from happening. There was a blueprint published for it and covers all battery operated devices

Those are certainly both great options! I did try vibration sensors before in various scenarios and for me those only worked flawlessly with doors. In most other scenarios (e.g. washing machine) I was getting a bunch of false positives. Again, everyone “mileage” may vary. Presence sensors is something I am considering, but the need to have them wired puts me off for now. But certainly both great additions - thank you!

Yes, Matter pushed Apple HomeKit to the top of convenience scale

Yes, there are a few ways to achieve this. The simplest is probably to write a Script. Then you can just add a chip to the dashboard and assign Script Toggle to it

I have now added the link to Google Docs with the code - thank you!

@@brenvelm It would be nice with the whole code, just like the video please.

I've published all 24 pages of code - entirety of that dashboard including all the sub-pages - or would you prefer just the main dashboard element?

@@brenvelm Still the same code as before? Sure you linked to the right code?

I have just re-uploaded to the same link - this is the correct code

Thank you!

I've just added a link to Google Docs with the code into the video description. Thank you

Unfortunately KZbin won't allow me to copy paste as it prohibits certain symbols in comments

Thank you for your feedback!

In my experience it’s pretty much instant. And I am sure you can use it automation the way you want - will try myself actually - great shout!

Also interested in the light show. As far as the attributes go what displays when the team scores? Or what would you use to trigger the automation to flash the lights?

@@kylegurney8610 I’d say you should either use TeamScore or OpponentScore attribute. Or both actually. You can set each of them as separate triggers and then assign actions accordingly (flash red for opponent, flash whatever for your team)

Got it, has there been any breaking changes to this? It keeps asking me to add a 2-character language code to use for the API call. Or is that only for leagues not native to the integration?

Probably... have you tried to enter EN for the language code?

Thank you for your feedback - will improve in the next video!

You are absolutely right, I guess I just don’t like the concept of Z-Wave enough to subconsciously destroy the spelling

The only way to do 3-way switch is to combine with Aqara wireless switches. Even two-way works a little iffy so it’s best to combine wired & wireless and use automations to achieve the same. 2-gang switch can control 2 lights yes