Amazing code to control a servo only with a push button very easy

[arduinonebwie]

because in this case

 if(radio.available()){
   radio.read(&boolarr[0], sizeof(boolarr[1]));
   if (boolarr[0] == HIGH) {
    Serial.println(" Recived This is button 1");
    rot = rot + add;
   myServo1.write(rot);
   radio.stopListening();
   }
   
  radio.startListening();
   radio.read(&boolarr[1], sizeof(boolarr[1]));
   if (boolarr[1] == HIGH){
     Serial.println("This is button 2");
     rot = rot + add;
     myServo2.write(rot);
   }
  }
}

i tried removing one and the thing worked and i removed the 1st one and kept the second one the thing worked. But when i put both together both move at the same time

[anon56112670]

@arduinonebwie

if(digitalRead(buttonState1 = digitalRead(pushButtonPin1)) == HIGH){//this is for making the statment that if one button is pressed then do this. //if the button is pressed change it to a boolean so it can be easier for it to be transmitted.

That's an interesting construct.
What is connected to pins zero and one?

(You may wish to change the misleading topic title)

[anon57585045]

@arduinonebwie

yes i tried many different serial test and isolated the problem to the second microcontroller. And it was a code issue.

Seems like you want to continue independently and not "show your hand". I have no problem with that. Good luck with your project.