The button has multiple actions:
What is the corresponding value to enter in a condition:
Oh, indeed, we should add a selector in this condition as well 
I’ve created a feature request, I’ll add it here: Dans la condition "Condition sur variables", afficher les valeurs possibles lors d'un capteur avec constantes
In the meantime, here are the codes for each type of click:
"1": "Single click",
"2": "Double click",
"3": "Long click press",
"4": "Long click release",
"5": "Click held",
"6": "Long click",
"7": "On",
"8": "Off",
"9": "Decrease brightness",
"10": "Increase brightness",
"11": "Stop brightness",
"12": "Left arrow click",
"13": "Right arrow click",
"14": "Left arrow held",
"15": "Right arrow held",
"16": "Left arrow released",
"17": "Right arrow released",
"18": "Triple click",
"19": "Quadruple click",
"20": "Click released",
"21": "Lots of clicks",
"22": "Cube shaken",
"23": "Cube thrown",
"24": "Cube woken up",
"25": "Cube falls",
"26": "Cube tapped",
"27": "Cube slide",
"28": "Cube flip 180°",
"29": "Cube flip 90°",
"30": "Cube rotate left",
"31": "Cube rotate right",
"32": "Vibration",
"33": "Tilt",
"34": "Movements",
"35": "Emergency",
"36": "Disarm alarm",
"37": "Arm day zones",
"38": "Arm alarm",
"39": "On button pressed",
"40": "On button held",
"41": "Plus button pressed",
"42": "Plus button held",
"43": "Minus button pressed",
"44": "Minus button held",
"45": "Off button pressed",
"46": "Off button held",
"47": "Single press",
"48": "Long press",
"49": "Short release",
"50": "Long release",
"51": "Double press",
"52": "Toggle button",
"53": "Toggle button held",
"54": "Brightness Plus Click",
"55": "Brightness Plus Held",
"56": "Brightness Plus Released",
"57": "Brightness Minus Click",
"58": "Brightness Minus Held",
"59": "Brightness Minus Released",
"60": "Pressed",
"61": "Single Left",
"62": "Single Right",
"63": "Single on both",
"64": "Double Left",
"65": "Double Right",
"66": "Double on both",
"67": "Triple Left",
"68": "Triple Right",
"69": "Triple on both",
"70": "Held Left",
"71": "Held Right",
"72": "Held on both",
"73": "Single click Plus",
"74": "Single click Center",
"75": "Single click Minus",
"76": "Double click Plus",
"77": "Double click Center",
"78": "Double click Minus",
"79": "Held Plus",
"80": "Held Center",
"81": "Held Minus",
"82": "Released Plus",
"83": "Released Center",
"84": "Released Minus",
"85": "On double click",
"86": "Off double click",
"87": "Arm night zones",
"88": "Exit delay",
"89": "Button 1 single click",
"90": "Button 1 double click",
"91": "Button 1 long click",
"92": "Button 1 triple click",
"93": "Button 2 single click",
"94": "Button 2 double click",
"95": "Button 2 long click",
"96": "Button 2 triple click",
"97": "Button 3 single click",
"98": "Button 3 double click",
"99": "Button 3 long click",
"100": "Button 3 triple click",
"101": "Button 4 single click",
"102": "Button 4 double click",
"103": "Button 4 long click",
"104": "Button 4 triple click"
Oh yes indeed, I couldn’t have guessed! Thanks for the list
Now that I know what values this button can take (On=7 Off=8 Double-click On=85 Double-click Off=86 Increase Brightness=10 Decrease Brightness=9 Stop Brightness=11), I can’t figure out how to create the corresponding scene: it’s for controlling a light. I’m really clueless!!!
Well, I managed to create a scene (if…then…) for single-click and double-click, but I don’t know how to vary the brightness with long-press on and long-press off (Increase_brightness=10 Decrease_brightness=9 Stop_brightness=11)
Hi @Chris75,
Have you added your button to the dashboard? This will let you see in real time which type of button is pressed, and that way you can find the right code
Otherwise, you can just use the new activity log to see actions in real time!
I’ll take a look!
That seems fine to me, what’s not working?
Don’t hesitate to send yourself messages in the scene to debug what’s happening
It actually works well, but I noticed that the button only sends 4 pulses at a time when you hold your finger down. So to make it vary continuously (by setting the variable parameter to +1/-1), you have to keep releasing the button and pressing it again, etc. I would like it to vary continuously when you hold your finger down (like a classic dimmer switch).
Oh yes indeed, that’s a shame. Did you find a solution in the end?
for now, I’m sticking with 4 levels: +63.5/-63.5!!
but I’m open to any other ideas
I did some research, and what would allow this in Gladys would be this feature:
Actually, the „Increase Brightness“ event is only sent once, and then the „Stop Brightness“ event is sent.
We would need a loop mode in the scenes that allow „while“ the stop has not been received!
Well, here it is, this is the loop instruction we need in Gladys!
Is it hard to develop?
Not very hard, I even already have a PR developed by AI, ready for review, but for now I’m 100% focused on external integrations, that’s what can have the most impact for the project