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## Improved scene editor experience ## Improved scene editor experience
Scenes are a great way to set the mood in your home. They allow you to capture {% term Scenes %} are a great way to set the mood in your home. They allow you
the state of your devices at a specific moment and restore them later with, to capture the state of your devices at a specific moment and restore them
for example, a button on your dashboard, using an automation, or even later, using a button on your dashboard, an automation, or even a voice command.
using a voice command.
One of the common frustrations with editing scenes in Home Assistant, is that One of the common frustrations with editing scenes in Home Assistant is that it
would always immediately activate and apply the scene if you opened the scene would immediately activate and apply the scene if you opened the scene editor.
editor. Not a great experience if you are doing some midnight tinkering and Not the best experience if you are doing some midnight tinkering and
accidentally activate a scene that turns on all the lights in the house waking accidentally activate a scene that turns on all the lights in the house,
up everyone. 😅 waking up everyone. 😅
[@karwosts] to the rescue! 🦸‍♂️ As of this release, the scene editor has two [@karwosts] & [@marcinbauer85] to the rescue! 🦸‍♂️ As of this release, the scene
modes. A **review mode** and an **edit mode**. editor has two modes. A **review mode** and an **edit mode**.
![Scene editor review mode](/images/blog/2024-12/scene-review.png) <img class="no-shadow" alt="Dialog showing the Assist pipeline configuration, showing the new option to prefer handling commands locally." src="/images/blog/2024-12/scene-review-mode.png"/>
The review mode is the default mode, and it will show you the scene as it is The review mode is the default mode, and it will show you the scene as it is
currently set up, but it will not apply it. You can then switch to the edit currently set up, but it will not apply it. You can then switch to the edit
mode the scene is activated allow you to adjust the actual scenery and snapshot mode the scene is activated allow you to adjust the actual scenery and snapshot
it again once you are happy with the changes. it again once you are happy with the changes.
Additionally, if you prefer {% term YAML %}, you can edit scenes directly from
the scene editor by selecting **“Edit in YAML”** from the three-dotted
{% icon "mdi:dots-vertical" %} overflow menu in the top right corner.
[@karwosts]: https://github.com/karwosts [@karwosts]: https://github.com/karwosts
[@marcinbauer85]: https://github.com/marcinbauer85
## Voice ## Voice

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