Display a floor plan view for intuitive management of switches, outlets, sensors, …
We’ve already had extensive debates on the subject ![]()
Display a floor plan view for intuitive management of switches, outlets, sensors, …
We’ve already had extensive debates on the subject ![]()
Haha the famous debate about the plan mode ^^
Unfortunately, I haven’t done anything on that side since my first reflections, but I still find it quite relevant that a plan mode is available for those who want it and decide to spend some time modeling their home ![]()
I no longer have any votes left, but I agree as well.
I’m also interested but I don’t think that’s the priority.
The more I use Gladys, and with the addition of over 30 devices, the more I realize that it will be complicated to set everything up on a plan and that it will be easy to use.
For my part, I use tabs, one per room, with the same layout of devices present (lamp, opening sensor, thermometer, …).
In my opinion, you can do the same with a plan by adding filters to hide or display the desired devices
Good evening,
Back on Gladys after discovering Home Assistant, I can only reopen the debate about the 2D/3D plan, as available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcfZc1MXP_A
Could this still be a concept that might lead to an even more appealing simplification for Gladys’s novice user?
Jean
It’s true that it looks great ![]()
The floor plan mode is available in Gladys Assistant 5, thanks to the « House View » widget, which is available as a small widget, a 2-column widget, or a full-width widget.
It is possible to display a default image, load a floor plan of your house, and even use the excellent tool by @guim31: Isometric House Builder — dessinez votre maison pour le widget « Vue de la maison »
If there is ever a need to improve the « House View » widget, feel free to create other topics ![]()