Hi, I am trying to program the below scenario which in essence fires a different output every time a button is pressed, in a loop - the purpose is for scene selection with a Shelly device. Button press 1 (this is a shelly button press) = Scene 1 Button press 2 = scene 2 3 = scene 3 4 = scene 4 …

Have you looked at context saving? Button press one context.set('button',1) button press two Button = context.get('button') + 1 and so on?

The easiest way is to store the 'scene' into a variable and compare against it. gerry was quicker.

You could easily adapt this to output "Scene x" instead of colours: [image] MQTT - Single button press - multiple different actions (in order/sequence) General You need to remember last state. for this there are several solutions. The easiest (for me) is a function node..…

Thanks, The shelly device sends an MQTT command which is the same trigger each time. What this trigger needs to do is ramp up / step through outputs that are then connected to actions/light outputs. I need to create a way to recall a scene (or whatever it may be) and store this. I am not sure whe…

Google for context.set as a start. Try to program a function node and if you get stuck come back for help, we'll be around

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You could easily adapt this to output "Scene x" instead of colours:

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