Assigning 2 effects to one button so they ping/pong on/off?

[ZillaG]

I've watched John's video to exactly do this. However the button is doing the opposite of what I want to do. Let me explain.

 

I have both a Distortion and a Chorus effect assigned to button FS1. What I want is this. FS1 "On" means it's lit, and "Off" means it's not lit.

 

FS1   |  Distortion. | Chrorus

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On     |  Off               | On

Off     | On                | Off

 

But this is what's happening

 

FS1   |  Distortion. | Chrorus

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On     |  On               | Off

Off     | Off               | On

 

Any clues as to what I'm doing wrong? Thanks

 

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[pianoguyy]

First and foremost - it doesn't really matter if the light is on/off or off/on, as long as you know that light on means X and light off means Y. Am I wrong. Each click turns something on and something off. So it isn't really like an on-off button. It is a position lit and position unlit button. 

 

However, to answer the question  - 

the light is based on the first effect in the chain. If you want the light to work in the opposite direction, swap block positions.  

 

[ZillaG]

7 hours ago, pianoguyy said:

First and foremost - it doesn't really matter if the light is on/off or off/on, as long as you know that light on means X and light off means Y. Am I wrong. Each click turns something on and something off. So it isn't really like an on-off button. It is a position lit and position unlit button. 

 

However, to answer the question  - 

the light is based on the first effect in the chain. If you want the light to work in the opposite direction, swap block positions.  

 

It's just a preference - I wanted the chorus to be on then the light is on. But yes you answered the question, and your solution worked. Thanks.