Is it possible to have like 3 rules, each rule has a PID Controller trigger, and only one rule can be run at a time?
I haven’t tried something like that since I don’t have a thing to try on yet, but was wondering about it.
I was thinking like having a widget with 3 buttons, when you click a button, only one of the rules with PID Controller is triggered and executed if it meets the condition.
Sure, your widget could be used to enable/disable rules
Enable/disable as if clicking the button?
could you provide a simple example on how to enable/disable a rule from a widget?
You can find some litterature on this topic How to disable a rule from a Blockly script? - #5 by tophee
In addition to enabling/disabling the rules, which is a really good approach (I use this approach myself) you could also use rule conditions. That’s the “but only if” part of a managed rule. There you can test to see if the conditions are such (e.g. states of items) that the rule should run or not.
