So I created an automation for my room. I have 1 motion sensor, 1 light sensor, 1 window sensor attached to my interrupt and a few lights. I would like to do 1 automation to control everything. When the motion sensor detects motion. .If the interrupt is open. ..If the light sensor is below 20 Lux. ..It lights up 60%. ..Otherwise. .."Nothing". ..And if. .Otherwise. .It lights up 10%. .End if. . However, my lights always turn on at 10% even when the interrupt is open. Any help or suggestions are welcome, thanks in advance
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