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- blackhornet
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I think we are saying the same thing.

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- blackhornet
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Why not just create the object and call the function to set all the other values. Two lines of code, per button.
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You can't use "On created" as that is called during the Create action - you don't set the name until the next action, so there is no way to get the data until after you've set it.
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You can use a function with Pick with UID.

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- blackhornet
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The problem is the way C2 returns the value. It doesn't really return it, it sets a (global) variable. So the code is the equivalent of:

ReturnValue = 2*ReturnValue

Which of coarse gets confused.

Just use a local variable to store the first return value and set the new return value from it.
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I don't see how that is possible either, however, there is one small detail I'd suggest. Instead of checking Is mirrored then is NOT mirrored, use an Else. The Is NOT mirror is redundant and can get you into trouble if that pattern is followed later for other things. It's better to check something, and if you need to do something else if that isn't true, to use Else.
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The easiest way to add Else is to click on that first event (before doing the next one) and press X. This will add Else. Then add your next condition to this new event. Be sure to click to the very left of the event line to select the event - if you click more to the right, you select the condition. Something to be aware of.
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- blackhornet
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You need to use Else in event 4 so you only check the value for each value once. Just think it through: If toggle is ON, set it to OFF. Then on the next line, you see if the toggle is OFF, which it is - you just set it, then set it to ON.