Yes I read that but I guess what I don't get is the limitation of the percentage being used. I have Control4 which is a home automation controller. I have some drivers installed on it to control certain things in my home. I did not build these drivers so I do not know how they work but I do know they are built off of "light-bulb device emulation". Because when I go into my Alexa settings/devices I can see them and they show up as Hue bulbs. I use them the same way as I use Alexa in
Blue Iris. Alexa "set my living room to 10". The only difference is that I can tell Alexa to set my living room to whatever value I want between 1 and 100. The driver is built from a Hue light. A light-bulb can be dimmed from 1 to 100. So my question is, if Blue Iris is using "light-bulb device emulation" why can't we select a value between 1 and 100? Presets start at 1 and go up from there. It would just be nice to say, Alexa set my camera to 1, 2 ,3, etc. up to 100 instead of 10, 20, 30, etc. up to 100.