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More than happy to be a guinea pig and help out any way I can.
One other possible option, is maybe to look at the way it it is implemented in comfort itself, perhaps slychui can advise a bit here. Here is what I am thinking
Currently, comfort counters are represented in ST, so rather than create a respnse device for a light, maybe the approach is to get ST to update the counter value itself ?
Comfort can then do a response when the counter value changes, and this response could be to turn on or off the light.
I am a bit confused, or unsure of how to manage this triggering a loop though, I tried it on one light, and while it worked, I ended up with a disco in the living room, as everytime the counter value changed, the light toggled. I think a little bit more logic would solve this though.
Slychui, when I did this, I was using older comfort firmware, but is there a change in recent firmware whcih fixes this loop effect, or do you think this is a workable solution ?
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