The Room Lighting app has been a revelation for my smart home setup! 
I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and it’s transformed how I manage lighting across multiple rooms. Let me share my experience and some tips for anyone looking to dive into this app.First off, I was blown away by how seamlessly it integrates with my existing devices—Zooz switches, Hue bulbs, and Lutron Picos. The app’s logic is intuitive once you get the hang of it. Instead of thinking in terms of turning lights on or off, it’s all about activating or deactivating the Room Lighting rule. This shift in mindset simplifies everything.Here are some key takeaways from my journey:- Forget Rooms in Hubitat: Initially, I was confused because the app suggested using existing Rooms, but that wasn’t the right approach. Building the rule from scratch by selecting devices directly worked much better. - Think of the Rule as a Device: Treat the Room Lighting rule like another smart device. It activates or deactivates based on events you define, such as button presses or motion detection.- Toggle Functionality: Using button presses as toggles is genius. Pressing the same button again deactivates the rule if it’s already active. No need for complex if/then statements!- External Controls: If you use voice commands or other external controls, make sure to include them in your rule. This ensures consistency across all control methods.For example, in my kitchen, I have three switches controlling the lights. The app allows me to toggle the lights with any of these switches, and it even works with voice commands. It’s like having a unified control system without the hassle.One thing I learned the hard way was not to include switches in the Device Control table if they’re in smart bulb mode. Removing them from the table fixed unexpected behaviors.Overall, the Room Lighting app has made my smart home setup more reliable and user-friendly. It’s a must-try for anyone looking to enhance their lighting automation without the complexity of traditional rule-based systems. Happy automating! 