The pic posted by Ben (BPtigers) had four sections with the last sections where he stops all the motors at the end (writes zeros).
To keep the shooter motors spinning in between disc you don't want to stop them until all 3 disc are shot.
So I instructed you to keep those outside of the for loop.
But you only used 3 sets of controls (which is perfectly OK) and did not use the last set after the For Loop (again no problem).
If you had done as I had suggested and wired up the
thick pink Ref wire to VIs to right of the For Loop, the For Loop defaults to "Auto Indexing" and you would have gotten an
Array of pink Ref. The "Motor Set Output" VI to right do not accept Arrays as input.
So you need to tell the For Loop not to Auto Index.
Try it! Put a "Motor Set Output" outside to the right of the For Loop and wire one of the pink Ref wires from inside the for loop to it. You should get a broken wire.
Then fix the broken wire by
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Right click on the Auto Indexing terminals on the right side of the For Loop where the wires are now broken and select "Tunnel Mode > Last Value
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Smart autocorrecting autoindexing