I had a generally Hue configuration (lights, light control switches, etc.). However, I am working on migrating to Thread devices (mostly Nanoleaf). With the Hue switches that control the hue lights, I could dim the lights with one of the 2 buttons in the middle. Now, when I migrate, the Hue app doesn't "see * the Nanoleaf lights, and the Home app can't set any of the buttons to dim. At least not in a way I can find. So, are there switches that can control non-branded lights (for example, an X-branded switch that controls Nanoleaf lights), including dimming up and down? And no, Siri's request to do it is not the same, lol! My ultimate goal is to escape. of all things Hue, so I don't have to have another hub in my setup. Thanks for the help here!
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