I used the "Export to HASS" plugin to export an old floorplan I wanted to use with this card. I created this probably a couple of years ago so the age of the data may be related.
Although I have named objects in the floorplan with a unique name (eg "Light - Kitchen"), the exported data is showing this as 52 objects (which I expect as it is a complex shape with different textures), these are simply given object ids of 1 to 52, with no reference to "Light - Kitchen". Other furniture objects have the same issue, so I am getting multiple object ids of 1, 2,3 etc.
This means that when I use, for example, object id of 22 in the card as a light object, the actual light is applied to one of the other object ids of 22. In the screenshots below, I have circled the object id 22 that I clicked and you can see that the light is applied to 22 in a different room.
I believe I fixed it and it looked like spaces in the furniture names were causing an issue. Renamed everything as unique and with underscores instead of spaces. Seems to be ok
I used the "Export to HASS" plugin to export an old floorplan I wanted to use with this card. I created this probably a couple of years ago so the age of the data may be related.
Although I have named objects in the floorplan with a unique name (eg "Light - Kitchen"), the exported data is showing this as 52 objects (which I expect as it is a complex shape with different textures), these are simply given object ids of 1 to 52, with no reference to "Light - Kitchen". Other furniture objects have the same issue, so I am getting multiple object ids of 1, 2,3 etc.
"Clock_30" : { "object_id": "Clock_30" }, "1" : { "object_id": "1" }, "2" : { "object_id": "2" }, "3" : { "object_id": "3" }, "4" : { "object_id": "4" }, "1" : { "object_id": "1" }, "2" : { "object_id": "2" }, "3" : { "object_id": "3" }, "4" : { "object_id": "4" }, "1" : { "object_id": "1" }, "2" : { "object_id": "2" }, "3" : { "object_id": "3" }, "4" : { "object_id": "4" }, "1" : { "object_id": "1" }, "2" : { "object_id": "2" }, "3" : { "object_id": "3" }, "4" : { "object_id": "4" }, "1" : { "object_id": "1" }, "2" : { "object_id": "2" }, "3" : { "object_id": "3" }, "4" : { "object_id": "4" }, "5" : { "object_id": "5" }, "6" : { "object_id": "6" }, "7" : { "object_id": "7" }, "8" : { "object_id": "8" }, "9" : { "object_id": "9" }, "10" : { "object_id": "10" }, "11" : { "object_id": "11" }, "12" : { "object_id": "12" }, "13" : { "object_id": "13" }, "14" : { "object_id": "14" }, "15" : { "object_id": "15" }, "16" : { "object_id": "16" }, "17" : { "object_id": "17" }, "18" : { "object_id": "18" }, "19" : { "object_id": "19" }, "20" : { "object_id": "20" }, "21" : { "object_id": "21" }, "22" : { "object_id": "22" },
"Notice_board_1" : { "object_id": "Notice_board_1" }, "1" : { "object_id": "1" }, "2" : { "object_id": "2" }, "3" : { "object_id": "3" }, "4" : { "object_id": "4" }, "5" : { "object_id": "5" }, "6" : { "object_id": "6" }, "7" : { "object_id": "7" }, "8" : { "object_id": "8" }, "9" : { "object_id": "9" }, "10" : { "object_id": "10" }, "11" : { "object_id": "11" }, "12" : { "object_id": "12" }, "13" : { "object_id": "13" }, "14" : { "object_id": "14" }, "15" : { "object_id": "15" }, "16" : { "object_id": "16" }, "17" : { "object_id": "17" }, "18" : { "object_id": "18" }, "19" : { "object_id": "19" }, "20" : { "object_id": "20" }, "21" : { "object_id": "21" }, "22" : { "object_id": "22" }, "23" : { "object_id": "23" }, "24" : { "object_id": "24" }, "25" : { "object_id": "25" }, "26" : { "object_id": "26" }, "27" : { "object_id": "27" }, "28" : { "object_id": "28" }, "29" : { "object_id": "29" }, "30" : { "object_id": "30" }, "31" : { "object_id": "31" }, "32" : { "object_id": "32" }, "33" : { "object_id": "33" }, "34" : { "object_id": "34" }, "35" : { "object_id": "35" }, "Fireplace_1" : { "object_id": "Fireplace_1" },
This means that when I use, for example, object id of 22 in the card as a light object, the actual light is applied to one of the other object ids of 22. In the screenshots below, I have circled the object id 22 that I clicked and you can see that the light is applied to 22 in a different room.