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Version 1.0.0
1,109 downloads
These are some examples of actions files that work with Kodi to control various settings from within your sequence. You'll need to configure Kodi to allow control via HTTP in order to use them. Available Actions Action File Description Kodi-EnableAddOn.cvaction Use this to enable a specific add-on by add-on ID. Kodi-DisableAddOn.cvaction Use this to disable a specific add-on by add-on ID. Kodi-EnableRefreshRateSync.cvaction Use this to enable the refresh rate sync setting in Kodi. Kodi-DisableRefreshRateSync.cvaction Use this to disable the refresh rate sync setting in Kodi. -
Hi Folks, i am trying to remote my smarthome with the action content but it won't work. My Platform: Microsoft Vista with Kodi 17.1 RC - only for testing because my RPi3+ isn't there at the moment. NAS mybooklive with my movie collection. I Installed python 2 and 3 and i got a script from the www sending UDP Packets to my Loxone System. When i executed the .py scripts with the local python application everything works fine and my lights are getting out - YES.. :-) But when i Try to run it via CV it won't work. First of all i read the documentation with this: My CV Folder is on the NAS storage in the Folder "Trailer", so i put the .cvaction File in the action Folder but everything i got is this (screenshot down below). My script contains the follwing input - but nothing works... what do i make wrong? Actual i am trying it to run it local on my machine - next step should be trying to set it up in the NAS. Test1: python://C:\Python\LichtAus.py Test2: '<python://>''C:\Python\LichtAus.py' arg1 Test3: "<python>://"C:\Python\LichtAus.py Test4: <python>://"C:\Python\LichtAus.py" Test5: '<python>'://"C:\Python\LichtAus.py" Test6: '<python>'://'C:\Python\LichtAus.py' Actual it seems i am havin syntax problems... but what is the right syntax? I copied the same content from the guidline but it won't work... any ideas? My LichtAus.py looks like this - this is working with Python 3 import socket UDP_IP = "192.168.3.3" UDP_PORT = 6080 MESSAGE = "3" print("UDP target IP:", UDP_IP) print("UDP target port:", UDP_PORT) print("message:", MESSAGE) sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM) # UDP sock.sendto(bytes(MESSAGE, "utf-8"), (UDP_IP, UDP_PORT)) Regards Magnus
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Version 1.0.0
99 downloads
These are some examples of actions files that work with Insteon Hubs to control your lighting. You'll need to configure Insteon, and then modify these action files to include the appropriate Hub IP address, scenes, and authentication for what you configured. Instructions are included in each action file. Available Actions Action File Description Insteon-SceneOn.cvaction Use this to turn on a pre-configured scene. Insteon-SceneOff.cvaction Use this to turn on a pre-configured scene. -
Version 1.0.0
7,011 downloads
These are some examples of actions files that work with Philips Hue to control your lighting. You'll need to configure Hue, and then modify these action files to include the appropriate bridge IP address, username, lights and groups for what you configured. Instructions are included in each action file, as well as Hue API references. Available Actions Action File Description Hue-TriviaLights.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights during Trivia. Hue-TrailerLights.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights during Trailers. Hue-FeatureLights.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights during your Feature Presentation. Hue-SequencePause.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights when you pause your sequence. Hue-SequenceResume.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights when you resume your sequence. Hue-SequenceAbort.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights when you abort your sequence and stop playback. Hue-ColorLoopStart Start a color loop using a single Hue light. Start a color loop using a Hue group containing multiple lights. Hue-ColorLoopStop Stop a color loop using a single Hue light. Stop a color loop using a Hue group containing multiple lights. Hue-ColorBlueOnFull Set the color of a single Hue light to blue and turn it on full. Set the color of a Hue group containing multiple lights to blue and turn it on full. Hue-ColorGreenOnFull Set the color of a single Hue light to green and turn it on full. Set the color of a Hue group containing multiple lights to green and turn it on full. Hue-ColorPurpleOnFull Set the color of a single Hue light to purple and turn it on full. Set the color of a Hue group containing multiple lights to purple and turn it on full. Hue-ColorRedOnFull Set the color of a single Hue light to red and turn it on full. Set the color of a Hue group containing multiple lights to red and turn it on full. Hue-ColorYellowOnFull Set the color of a single Hue light to yellow and turn it on full. Set the color of a Hue group containing multiple lights to yellow and turn it on full. Hue-LightsOff Turn off all lights in a group.- 6 comments
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Version 1.0.0
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These are some examples of actions files that work with LIFX to control your lighting. You'll need to configure LIFX, and then modify these action files to include the appropriate token, scene UUID, and duration for what you configured. Instructions are included in each action file, as well as LIFX API references. Available Actions Action File Description LIFX-TriviaLights.cvaction Activate a specific scene for your lights during Trivia. LIFX-TrailerLights.cvaction Activate a specific scene for your lights during Trailers. LIFX-FeatureLights.cvaction Activate a specific scene for your lights during your Feature Presentation. LIFX-SequencePause.cvaction Activate a specific scene for your lights when you pause your sequence. LIFX-SequenceResume.cvaction Activate a specific scene for your lights when you resume your sequence. LIFX-SequenceAbort.cvaction Activate a specific scene for your lights when you abort your sequence and stop playback. LIFX-BreatheEffect Start the breathe effect using all LIFX lights. LIFX-PulseEffect Start the pulse effect using all LIFX lights. LIFX-ColorBlue Set the color of all LIFX lights to blue. LIFX-ColorGreenOnFull Set the color of all LIFX lights to green. LIFX-ColorPurpleOnFull Set the color of all LIFX lights to purple. LIFX-ColorRedOnFull Set the color of all LIFX lights to red. LIFX-ColorYellowOnFull Set the color of all LIFX lights to yellow. LIFX-Master Use this as an example of how to do several different things with your LIFX lights. -
Version 1.0.0
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These are some examples of actions files that work with Easybulb to control your lighting. You'll need to configure Easybulb, and then modify these action files to include the appropriate MAC address, lights and groups for what you configured. Instructions are included in each action file, as well as Easybulb API references. Available Actions Action File Description Easybulb-TriviaLights.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights during Trivia. Easybulb-TrailerLights.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights during Trailers. Easybulb-FeatureLights.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights during your Feature Presentation. Easybulb-SequencePause.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights when you pause your sequence. Easybulb-SequenceResume.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights when you resume your sequence. Easybulb-SequenceAbort.cvaction Use this as an example of what to do with your lights when you abort your sequence and stop playback. Easybulb-MoodModeOn Start a color loop using a single Hue light. Start a color loop using a Hue group containing multiple lights. Easybulb-MoodModeOff Stop a color loop using a single Hue light. Stop a color loop using a Hue group containing multiple lights. Easybulb-Master This Master file contains several example Actions.
