[Mark McLeod]

There are a couple of ways to do this.

One way is to simply have

• one button control a Case statement that sets the motor output in True to 1, but does absolutely nothing in the False case.
• A second button do the same thing, but set the motor output to zero, but also does absolutely nothing in the False case.
• You can tied the two case statements together to force an order in the event both buttons are pushed simultaneously, but it isn't necessary in this particular application

A second cleaner way is to use a feedback node to remember the previous value and only change the value when one of the buttons is pushed.
I'll sketch an example up. This fits into your existing scheme the easiest.