I have a good night scene that I trigger on my phone. This scene turns off the switches and lights in my house. I would like this scene to turn on the bedroom light at 25%, then slowly fade for a few minutes, then turn off. Looks like I can't find a way to do that. The vending machines allow the timing function, but I do not run this scene at a certain time or with an event. Is there a way to add automation to this? The light is a Phillips shade. I use this light in other scenes as well, so an automation to run it after the event to activate it would impact other scenes.
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