You don't have to use the Lighting controller block and the movement input to control lights - if you want to do something unusual sometimes you need to just work from logic blocks or modify the outputs of a lighting controller with extra logic.
I have all of my 4 floors of hall lights on a single lighting controller. When you turn the lights on from a switch the 'dim' scene activates with the lights at 25%. The movement detectors modify the analogue output from the controller when they detect movement so the lights on that floor become brighter.
My example attached - The blocks are Analogue Multiplexer, Switch off delay,
When movement is detected, and a lighting scene is active then the multiplexer outputs the 'bright' value set as a constant. The basement lights (not shown) don't have the 'and' block so they work whether or not a scene is active.