Assigning Multiple Buttons to Variables

[Glooper]

I feel like I'm missing a simple way to assign combined button presses to singular variables...

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#define R1   BUTTON_4
#define A   BUTTON_17
#define B   BUTTON_14
#define C   BUTTON_15
int DOUBLE;
fix32 RNG;
 
main {
    if(event_active(R1)) combo_run(COMBO);
    if(RNG < 0.50) DOUBLE = A;
        else DOUBLE = B && C;
}
 
combo COMBO {
    RNG = rand();
    set_val(DOUBLE, 100);
    printf("DOUBLE is %p", DOUBLE);
    wait(100);
}

But as an int, DOUBLE only points to single buttons and goes awry if I try to assign multiples. This leads to way more lines to achieve the above:

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#define R1   BUTTON_4
#define A   BUTTON_17
#define B   BUTTON_14
#define C   BUTTON_15
int ON1;
int ON2;
fix32 RNG;
 
main {
    if(event_active(R1)) combo_run(COMBO);
    if(RNG < 0.50) {
        ON1 = 100;
        ON2 = 0;
    }
        else if(RNG >= 0.50) {
            ON1 = 0;
            ON2 = 100;
        }
}
 
combo COMBO {
    RNG = rand();
    set_val(A, ON1);
    set_val(B, ON2);
    set_val(C, ON2);
    printf("ON1 is %d - ON2 is %d", ON1, ON2);
    wait(100);
}

Method 3 - https://www.consoletuner.com/kbase/vari ... arrays.htm - also fails to combine because we're still using an int:

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#define R1   BUTTON_4
#define A   BUTTON_17
#define B   BUTTON_14
#define C   BUTTON_15
int a = A, b = B, c = C, DOUBLE;
fix32 RNG;
 
main {
    if(event_active(R1)) combo_run(COMBO);
    if(RNG < 0.50) a[3] = a[0];
        else a[3] = a[1] + a[2];
}
 
combo COMBO {
    RNG = rand();
    set_val(DOUBLE, 100);
    printf("DOUBLE is %p", DOUBLE);
    wait(100);
}

Any ideas?!

[Mad]

The second script is the correct way having three set_vals.

set_val only takes one button index and then the value.
https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... t2:set_val