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 I created my own script and automation to bypass the frustations above. It is not nearly as full featured as the blueprint but it is highly configureable. Basically it contains 2 components. The first component is a script that can be executed many times in series to change the rates of the 2 main settings, color temperature in kelvin and brightness. By running it many times in series you get get a more parabolic effect. I added this feature because I could visually detect changes in brightness more at lower values. Below is an example of this. You can see the points of which the values change. 
 
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 The second component is an blueprint that executes the script 3 times in series with different values for each execution. 
 
 ## Detailed Explaination of Script
-The script expects to be kicked off with parameters defined. For the script to work, the target light needs to be and set to starting Kelvin values. The starting brightnes is always 1%. The blueprint handles the inital turning on of the light. The kelvin value of the light will be used as the starting value.
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+The script expects to be kicked off with parameters defined. For the script to work, the target light needs to be and set to starting Kelvin values. The starting brightnes is always 1%. The blueprint handles the inital turning on of the light.
 
 If you turn off the light at any point while the script is running, the script and blueprint will end.