How to Set Up Outdoor Lighting with Dusk and Motion Sensor for Dimming

Hello,
I would like to prepare the external lighting of my house in such a way that the dusk sensor would switch on the lighting at, for example, 20% power and the motion sensor would switch it on at 100%.
Unfortunately, I have not found any ready-made devices giving such possibilities.
Do you have any ideas how to solve this?

Ladies, anything is possible.
It's just a matter of money and time...

What power supplies, what sensors, what lamps?
So far we know nothing.

Lamps with LED bulbs, voltage 230V, for now without sensors - I have not yet started the circuit

The logic and electronics part itself is relatively trivial. However, there is a catch in the form of LED lamps.... Can they work with a dimmer, because unfortunately most of these types of 230V ready-made lamps react poorly to phase control.

for the lamps I bought bulbs that can work with a dimmer
I am glad that it is trivial because for me it is not....

You could do something like a series-parallel control.
You give a phase to a twilight sensor and from its output you go to a parallel connection of a phase regulator running at 20% and a motion sensor. When the motion sensor is inactive, the lamp is powered by the regulator and if the sensor is tripped, a bypass is created and full phase goes to the lamp.
Alternatively, if the regulator cannot have phase fed to the output (or rather it can), then you would need to use NO/NC changeover contacts for the motion detector.

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Possible alternative route. Driving this dimmer works somehow, it is often controlled by a potentiometer. You could plug into the control circuit of the controller and select the settings so that, without the motion sensor tripping, it works at 20%, and when the sensor triggers, a resistor of the selected value is switched on in parallel or in series (depending on whether the resistance needs to be increased or decreased). Only this could already be an interference with the phase controller itself.

In the country where I currently live, lamps with this type of function are generally available in any building/home improvement shop. I can't believe that you can't buy this in Poland.

I would use two circuits, a 12v circuit for leds (e.g. 4 watt) with a twilight sensor, they are small in size so they will fit into any lamp housing, and a second 230v circuit for a motion sensor.

In LED power supplies, Mean Well among others, you can find ones with an interface that is called DALI. It's a fairly simple interface.
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/DALI_(system_control_o%C5%9Lighting).
With it you can arrange different lighting scenarios. (Sounds something of a movie).
TME, for example, has it in its range.

I recall something like this which, depending on the brightness, adjusted the light output to suit the conditions. I remember it worked with motion sensors, but it was mostly used in industrial applications. It probably has a Spectrum.

Thanks for your help. I will try to do just that.