New device support and RGB saturation bug fix #469
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Added new device type: Star Projector This adds support for the BlissLights Sky Lite Evolve Star Projector https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4VPM54L?th=1 Essentially an RGB light with a switch for the rotation motor. The rotation could be broken out into a brightness slider, but at max speed the movement is too subtle for me to justify the effort. Other models come with laser stars, which would require additional switches. DO NOT UPDATE FIRMWARE!! I'm unsure if the update moved to a Tuya 3.4+ scheme, or just changed something in the packet format, but it became unusable after updating.
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Doesn't really need its own device profile. And the RGB fix is handled in it's own PR here #484 |
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This adds support for the BlissLights Sky Lite Evolve Star Projector
Essentially an RGB light with a switch for the rotation motor. The rotation could be broken out into a brightness slider, but at max speed the movement is too subtle for me to justify the effort. Other models come with laser stars, which would require additional switches.
Pulling from the existing RGBOutlet code I also found an bug with saturation in the existing RGB implementations.