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So, relevant parts here are two Hue Play light bars controlled directly through Zigbee, and Hyperion being used for light control.
What I am trying to do is essentially set up a scene that can turn off Hyperion's control over the lights, so that I can (for instance) have them turned off during a certain time of day. It would also be even better if I could modulate the color output (basically following a color temperature adjustment to match f.lux on my monitor, ideally). However, I don't exactly see any control on Home Assistant's side that will stop Hyperion from adjusting the lights, and using a scene to turn the lights off just results in Hyperion turning them back on immediately.
Is there anything that can do this with the Hyperion integration as-is? Closest thing I've found is switching off 'Component platform capture' in the Hyperion devices in Home Assistant, but 1) I can't find any way to add a toggle of that to a scene, and 2) (more minor issue) toggling that on does flashbang me for a split second, though that might just be an issue with the PR branch I'm on that fixes the brightness on HA lights. The alternative I see would be handling it on the platform side by switching to Artemis-RGB through HA OpenRGB integration, and I know Artemis can do anything I need it to since it's what I used prior to HA for controlling these lights, but Artemis consumes a lot more CPU than I would really like and I would prefer scheduling to all be on HA's side wherever possible.