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The Hue bridge doesn't work that way unfortunately. They don't have direct scene calls in their API apparently. In order to re-create the Hue scenes, you must set each bulb to the color you want. The Group driver will only tell every bulb in the group to change to a single color. That's why you're getting funky results. Use the Hue app to select your scene, then use C4 to read each bulbs info and write it down. Then when you program you put all the info in for what you want each bulb to do. Prepare for the popcorn lighting effect.

This is another example of the need to update or just plain rewrite the C4 hue driver. One HTTP GET request gives a complete JSON database of all the scenes (and their sceneIDs) set up in the Hue hub that could be parsed and saved by the driver for later recall in Composer with perfect results just like from the Hue app. Simple as pie if the driver was improved to do this.

Philips Hue Scenes Download

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I have one C7 installed with a Advanced Hue Integration cause I have 11 motion sensors triggering dimmer changes when one mode is running, the other modes have a general dimmer change without motion sensors plus shades control. And some others RGB lightning design for the other scenes. Also I have 4 Zigbee four button switches to control lights and shades.

The problem I'm facing is an "severe" process requests to the Hub and my Zigbee network shutdown even If I reset the hub. I added a second C7 hub to control the wall switches and moved all the rules for the motion sensors to the new hub to release some load from the other hub where I left only the scenes and the Advanced Hue Integration but that hub still is getting the seme alerts and overloading. The logs points me all the time to the philips hue hub process percentage is always around 10 - 30% but any time I change a scene I'm getting "sever load" alerts.

No. It is partly what I made my code for. The Hubitat one only allows full refresh. I had a use case where I only needed one bulb refreshed every 2 seconds so I created this code for that reason. I then later created the scenes support because Hubitat scenes cannot control hue bulbs n a way that felt organic, so i the. Created the hue groups and child scenes.

The reason I call it Advanced Hue Bridge is two fold. Partially because it is intended for advanced users that want more control over their integration and partially because it provides for a more advanced form of integration by providing control over scenes.

I recently added a new light to one of my rooms which is controlled by several Philips Hue Dimmer Switches. However, after adding this new light, I noticed it wouldn't cycle through scenes like the rest of the lights in the room - the default light recipe scenes

So I have my philips hue set to turn off at 10.30pm and on at 5.30am but I would love the lights to go to a yellowish light like an hour or two before turning off and then to the energized scene when they turn on. How do I do this?

So ever since the introduction of dynamic scenes for Philips Hue lights, I've been waiting for them to integrate these scenes with the Home app (HomeKit). Unfortunately, it still hasn't happened. Exporting these scenes simply creates a scene with static color mappings on these bulbs in the Home app.

Recently the Hue app was updated so you can now edit a scene in the app and enable the "Auto-play - Set dynamic as default" toggle to make these scenes start in dynamic mode automatically. Again, unfortunately this functionality only works when using the Hue app to activate the scene. I was curious, and recently I was working on a script to control my WLED lights with its API and on a whim, I tested the Hue API to see whether activating a scene using that would start it in dynamic mode. It did!

What I ended up doing was using HomeBridge and the homebridge-http-switch plugin to control the lights and scenes using the Hue API. Using this plugin, you can create a simple switch in the Home app which will invoke a cURL command when toggled. All you need to do is figure out your Hue scene and group IDs, then create switches for each scene you'd like to control in HomeKit.

I am not going to get into the details of creating an API user key or obtaining group/scene IDs as that is pretty well documented on the internet. You can use this guide to get started with the API and use the convenient debug tool hosted on your Hue bridge. Here is the official Hue documentation for groups, and here is the documentation for scenes. You'll need to create a (free) login to access this documentation. Also, this is for the v1 API, and there is now a v2 API but that is a little more complicated, and I haven't seen any indication of the v1 API being EOL any time soon, so I will stick with v1 until it stops working.

I can turn on, turn off, dimm lights and even change colors via Voice Command. But I'm not able to activate hue scenes anymore. Before I could say the voice command "start contraction in living room", now Google won't understand it.

I've enabled Allow Hue groups and see both my groups/rooms and individual lights in HA. Based on -assistant.io/integrations/hue/, I'm expecting the scenes that I've added to My Scenes in the hue app to show up somewhere in HA but I don't see them associated with individual bulbs, the groups, nor in config/schene/dashboard. Should they be?

If the dynamic Hue scenes aren't available in HA, is it worth using the Hue hub/bridge at all? Can HA push dynamic scenes to the bulbs which then display them independently, or does HA need to be available to actively push each color change?

I often use the Home app on my several Apple devices to control my Hue lights. The scenes were created in the Hue and then imported from the Hue app to Home. This was done successfully a few months ago and worked as expected until last night.

When I went to Home in my new iPhone 14 Pro Max, all the lights were there. The scenes disappeared on my iPhone as well as on my iPad Pro and MacBook Air. I did import several scenes once again from Hue. As of now they are in the Home app.

All that has changed is that I purchased a new iPhone 14 Pro Max to replace my iPhone 12 Pro Max a week or so ago. I cannot recall if the scenes were available after I updated the new phone. My guess is that they were.

Just discovered the same problem and bug yesterday. All my stored scenes in the iOS app are gone. To all commenters here saying it is a hub issue, struggle with this one. I think it is a bug in the Hue app and hopefully one they can fix. With the holidays coming up, hope to restore the saved scenes I have.

We understand that scenes imported from the Hue app into the Home app disappeared and you had to reimport them. While we can't speculate as to why this happened, we're happy to provide steps that could help in the future:

You also may want to contact Philips Hue support to for additional assistance with the scenes disappearing after importing them from the Hue app to the Home app. Here's the link: Philips Hue Support - FAQs | Philips Hue US

Thanks for the reply. I talked with Hue Support and they had me reset the bridge and reset and reconnect the Home app. The scenes returned for awhile, but I just looked and they are gone again. I'll give a call to Hue Support and/or Apple Support.

5- Describe the issue: Trying to set up a theme with my philips hue scenes so my hue stream setup can be the default setup in lumia stream. After connecting the lights with the bridge. The Scene section is blank and will not show any of my scenes from my bridge

This is my Kitchen Off scene. Kitchen Off is the friendly name I set and you can see the light IDs in the string too which determines which lights it will control. For Vera, the important part is up front, the 3ca1daeba-off-0 in my case. This is the Scene ID. Repeat this, walking through all the scenes t]in the JSON to get all of the Scene IDs for all of your off scenes and any on scenes that you want to link to Z-Wave Scenes.

However, what I want to achieve is to select particular scenes from rules. When I select a scene I can see from the log that the command send to the scene item is kind of cryptic value tI58t57iuYYmCUm

Just wanted to point you to a brilliant post on Reddit.com in which a user of Hue Essentials explains how to take advantage of your traditional switches. Based on time of day he explains how he sets scenes.

Secretly, quietly and silently, Philips Hue has brought its Christmas scenes back to the Philips Hue app. As I have been asked about this several times over the past few weeks, I didn't want to withhold this little hint from you.

As always, the Christmas scenes can be found in the Hue light scenes gallery directly in the Hue app. Just like last year, there are ten different scenes, and as far as I can remember, they are exactly the same scenes as in 2022.

Important: If you particularly like a scene and still want to activate it after the Christmas period, be sure to save it in a room. The scenes should disappear from the Hue light scene gallery by January at the latest.

If you create or delete a scene using the Philips Hue app, you must go to Harmony Setup > Add/Edit Devices & Activities > DEVICES > HUE > REFRESH to import any changes that you have made to the scenes.

Harmony connects with your Philips Hue bridge using your home network. Please ensure your Philips Hue bridge is connected to the same home network as Harmony. Harmony uses the Philips Hue cloud to import and control your Hue scenes. ff782bc1db