I cleaned it up now, reordered the schedules, and added a workaround for the superconditions plugin so it all can be only with Indigo's supplied toolset, given all Apple updates break things now.
I still left the old in there though, but cleaner so it's clear it's one or the other, same link. And I promise it's not code, I tried several languages from the IDE, Python and JSON popped the most, then I started using developy words to see what would match a function/class/method, concepts I leaned looking for bright colors--I'm more like a design person. It turns out it's sort of logical, I might even learn Python some day, it wasn't as fun as the other type of Python I've touched but it was still entertaining, next is a Python snake--that outta be fun/scary.
I have a little ADHD; at some point I got distracted to create a
ironic Firefox theme and jumping from Mac to Mac looking for one that'd wouldn't screw up the compressed file I needed with the stupid forks I landed on a server Mac
that was like last week or so
Indigo's host. As it turns out
the server process was still running and though
it didn't have the Insteon modem anymore it was
still looping the first stages of my program and
it's on the same isolated
network of the other one and the
Harmony Hub, this was the reason commands sometimes worked, sometimes didn't. Schedulers are sent at specific minutes, not when they are enabled--they were competing just seconds from each other! It also explains why there was nothing in the logs.