Trigger: Light Sensor - Revision history

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JosueGd at 14:12, 29 April 2023

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MacroDroidDev: Created page with "This trigger can be used to invoke a macro when the light level transitions from below a certain level to above, or vice versa. Note that the trigger will only fire on the tra..."

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Created page with "This trigger can be used to invoke a macro when the light level transitions from below a certain level to above, or vice versa. Note that the trigger will only fire on the tra..."

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This trigger can be used to invoke a macro when the light level transitions from below a certain level to above, or vice versa. Note that the trigger will only fire on the transition between the above/below state and will not fire again until the transition happens again.

By default this trigger will only work when the screen is off. There is an option that can be set via the settings -> trigger options -> light sensor that will enable the trigger to function when the screen is off. It is strongly recommended not to use this feature as it will causes significant battery drain as it requires to keep the CPU on in order to function.

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	* [[Trigger:_Proximity_Sensor\|Proximity Sensor Trigger]]		* [[Trigger:_Proximity_Sensor\|Proximity Sensor Trigger]]
−	* [[Action:~~_Set_Brightness~~\|Set Brightness Action]]	+	* [[Action:_Brightness\|Set Brightness Action]]

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+<pre class="header-style">The Light Sensor trigger fires when the ambient light level transitions above or below a specified threshold value. The trigger activates on the transition between states, not continuously while in a particular state.</pre>
-By default this trigger will only work when the screen is off.
+''' Options '''
-There is an option that can be set via the settings -> trigger options -> light sensor that will enable the trigger to function when the screen is off.
-</pre>
+* '''Light Level (lux)''': The threshold light level in lux units. The current ambient light level is displayed in the configuration dialog for reference.
-* '''''It is strongly recommended not to use this feature as it will causes significant battery drain as it requires to keep the CPU on in order to function.'''''

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+<pre style="background-color: #ACC8E5; color: #112A46; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
 This trigger can be used to invoke a macro when the light level transitions from below a certain level to above, or vice versa. Note that the trigger will only fire on the transition between the above/below state and will not fire again until the transition happens again.
 By default this trigger will only work when the screen is off. There is an option that can be set via the settings -> trigger options -> light sensor that will enable the trigger to function when the screen is off. It is strongly recommended not to use this feature as it will causes significant battery drain as it requires to keep the CPU on in order to function.
 </pre>

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 By default this trigger will only work when the screen is off. There is an option that can be set via the settings -> trigger options -> light sensor that will enable the trigger to function when the screen is off. It is strongly recommended not to use this feature as it will causes significant battery drain as it requires to keep the CPU on in order to function.
 </pre>
+<br>
 '''Example Usage'''<br/>
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 </pre><br>
 <pre style="background-color: green; color: white; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
-Constrains
+Constraints

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		+	<pre style="background-color: #EEEEEE; color: Black; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
	This trigger can be used to invoke a macro when the light level transitions from below a certain level to above, or vice versa. Note that the trigger will only fire on the transition between the above/below state and will not fire again until the transition happens again.		This trigger can be used to invoke a macro when the light level transitions from below a certain level to above, or vice versa. Note that the trigger will only fire on the transition between the above/below state and will not fire again until the transition happens again.

	By default this trigger will only work when the screen is off. There is an option that can be set via the settings -> trigger options -> light sensor that will enable the trigger to function when the screen is off. It is strongly recommended not to use this feature as it will causes significant battery drain as it requires to keep the CPU on in order to function.		By default this trigger will only work when the screen is off. There is an option that can be set via the settings -> trigger options -> light sensor that will enable the trigger to function when the screen is off. It is strongly recommended not to use this feature as it will causes significant battery drain as it requires to keep the CPU on in order to function.
		+	</pre>
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		+	'''Example Usage'''<br/>
		+
		+	<pre style="background-color: #AC2424; color: white; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
		+	Triggers
		+
		+
		+	</pre><br>
		+	<pre style="background-color: #1665B0; color: white; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
		+	Actions
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		+
		+	</pre><br>
		+	<pre style="background-color: green; color: white; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
		+	Constrains
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		+
		+	</pre><br>
		+	<pre style="background-color: teal; color: white; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
		+	Local variables
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		+
		+	</pre><br>