Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
When just using the device state, it's impossible to determine if the ps5 is turned off. As a workaround i did a little boolean input that states as a "Restmode" proxy, using the following behavior:
1) when you Turn off the ps5, it immediately goes from "on" into "Not available" state and I do nothing
2) when you put the PS5 into rest mode it goes from "On" into "Off" state, that means it's in restmode and I set the flag. After a while the ps5 also goes into "Not available" state.
I clear the flag, when the ps5 is turned on again.
Using this automation I can e.g. prevent my outlet from turning off while my PS is in restmode.
Describe the solution you'd like
Maybe this behavior could be put in a proxy state available natively by the mqtt integration
Describe alternatives you've considered
Hoenstly not so many.
Additional context
That's how my restmode proxy automation currently looks like.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
When just using the device state, it's impossible to determine if the ps5 is turned off. As a workaround i did a little boolean input that states as a "Restmode" proxy, using the following behavior: 1) when you Turn off the ps5, it immediately goes from "on" into "Not available" state and I do nothing 2) when you put the PS5 into rest mode it goes from "On" into "Off" state, that means it's in restmode and I set the flag. After a while the ps5 also goes into "Not available" state.
I clear the flag, when the ps5 is turned on again.
Using this automation I can e.g. prevent my outlet from turning off while my PS is in restmode.
Describe the solution you'd like
Maybe this behavior could be put in a proxy state available natively by the mqtt integration
Describe alternatives you've considered
Hoenstly not so many.
Additional context
That's how my restmode proxy automation currently looks like.