What happens if my mesh model has a lot of states?

RE: What happens if my mesh model has a lot of states?

Mitch996 — Tue, 08 Aug 2017 03:33:43 GMT

I get it. For almost every application scenario, there is a server model specifically tailored for.

RE: What happens if my mesh model has a lot of states?

Mitch996 — Mon, 07 Aug 2017 09:07:49 GMT

Hah, I thought the whole model thing was included in the profile specs,. Thanks anyway.

RE: What happens if my mesh model has a lot of states?

Thomas Stenersen — Mon, 07 Aug 2017 08:34:35 GMT

Hi Mitch996,

I'd recommend you'd take a look at the Mesh model specification. There you can see how control of more complex components is envisioned and defined. One key lesson is that the state is tied to the element and the model defines the operation(s) on the state. E.g., in the light control example, the client has four elements, one for each button/light. Of course, you can define a more complex state to only reside in one element (LIGHT1_OFF_LIGHT2_OFF, LIGHT1_ON_LIGHT2_OFF, etc.).

Best,
Thomas