Hi everyone, I'm moving to a new place soon and I plan to equip it with Hue lights. One thing I thought would be nice is that the lights go out to say a "relaxing" state after a set time. In Apple Fitness +, conscious recharges tend to spend the last 1.5 minutes doing a quiet meditation or something similar. I would like a way to trigger a transition to this relaxing state, but to delay it for a while. & # x200B; for example, tell my phone I'm doing a cooling time of 5 minutes now, in ~ 4 minutes go to a scene (preferably slowly) & # x200B; Does anyone have any suggestions for starting my investigation into such an idea?
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