2-in-1 pedal with effect order switch, but one PCB uses 9 holes for footswitch

[Reef79]

DeadendFX Skirmish (DBA Super Fuzz War):
Store page: https://www.deadendfx.com/product/skirmish
Build doc: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LY_p6hvtx-ZUd5wgizEra50MKM-3ploi/view?usp=sharing

PedalPCB Greengage Overdrive (EQD Plumes):
Store page: https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/greengage/
Build doc: https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/Greengage.pdf

PedalPCB effect order switch: https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/3pdt-order-switch/

I'm pretty new to pedal building, I recently built a Skirmish/Super Fuzz War but I want to take it up a notch. I want to build a 2-in-1 pedal with effect order switching, using a Skirmish and Greengage Overdrive. Also plan to use the Effect Order Switch from PedalPCB, along with their 3PDT breakout board.

The Skirmish has two footswitches - 1 for the fuzz and 1 for the boost. My intention is to toggle the order between Greengage -> Fuzz+Boost and Fuzz+Boost -> Greengage. I understand the concept of effect order switches, but the problem here is that the Skirmish uses 9 holes to connect from a footswitch, while the Greengage Overdrive (and most other PCBs I find) have 4 holes for connecting from a footswitch. This means that I couldn't use the order switch's wiring diagram to my understanding, as it calls for connecting the order switch to the 3PDT breakout board directly.

Since the Skirmish has separate in/out holes, my idea is that I would connect the Skirmish in/out to the effect order switch's S1 & R1, Greengage wired normally to S2 & R2, and the in/out to the 1/4" jacks. Can anyone confirm if this would work? Also if that does work, would I need to connect anything to the Skirmish's in/out grounding holes?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[bartimaeus]

the skirmish has so many pins on the PCB because it has the overall input and output at the top of the PCB. tbh it's a bit overkill and adds unnecessary wires.

but you can just connect those IN-TIP and OUT-TIP wires to the order switches and you should be good.

[Reef79]

Hey just wanted to update and say this method did work, thank you for the help!