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1. To catch a drop to zero the output can be monitored at daytime 2. To catch strange behavior: [] spawn { while {true} do { sleep 0.5; _linear = linearConversion [3, 150, ((getLighting#1) min 150) max 3, 1, 0]; diag_log str _linear; }; }; At evenings sometimes it jumps from 0 to 0.9+ (the raw value, for example, jumps from 2.6 to 166 momentary), although I wasn't able to get such results with appropriate commands from console directly.

1. To catch a drop to zero the output can be monitored at daytime 2. To catch strange behavior: ``` [] spawn { while {true} do { sleep 0.5; _linear = linearConversion [3, 150, ((getLighting#1) min 150) max 3, 1, 0]; diag_log str _linear; }; }; ``` At evenings sometimes it jumps from 0 to 0.9+ (the raw value, for example, jumps from 2.6 to 166 momentary), although I wasn't able to get such results with appropriate commands from console directly.

1. To catch a drop to zero the output can be monitored at daytime 2. To catch strange behavior: ``` [] spawn { while {true} do { sleep 0.5; _linear = linearConversion [3, 150, ((getLighting#1) min 150) max 3, 1, 0]; diag_log str _linear; }; }; ``` At evenings sometimes it jumps from 0 to 0.9+ (the raw value, for example, jumps from 2.6 to 166 momentary), although I wasn't able to get such results with appropriate commands from console directly.