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Title, you can't use the value of one variable to retrieve another.

Example Attached:

someskill-cast:
  Skills:
  - skill(s=someskill-exec;value=hello) @self
  

someskill-exec:
  Skills:
  - setvariable{var=caster.<skill.value>;val="yes hello hello";type=STRING}
  - message{m="<caster.var.<skill.value>>"} #this will return nothing
  - message{m="<caster.var.hello>"} #This will return "yes hello hello"

To be clear, this line:

  - setvariable{var=caster.<skill.value>;val="yes hello hello";type=STRING} @self

Works perfectly fine and the value can be retrieved with

  - message{m="<caster.var.hello>"}

However <caster.var.<skill.value>> which should be equal to <caster.var.hello> returns nothing.

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To add some more details:

  - skill{s=[
    - setvariable{var=caster.1;val=1000}
    - setvariable{var=caster.2;val=1}
    - message{m="TEST 1: <caster.var.<caster.var.2>>"} @PIR{r=10}
    - message{m="TEST 2: <<caster.var.<caster.var.2>>"} @PIR{r=10}
    ]} @self ~onSpawn

The first message simply does not work as already stated above, but the funny thing is that the second message returns TEST 2: <1000

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