I wanted to know if there’s a tag that mentions the user that triggered the command but if you mention someone (!command @user) then it mentions the targetted user and not the author
In the command text just add
@$(nick)
that mentions the person triggering the command but not the target. I wanted somethig like streamlabs’ @{touser.name} which pings the target or the author if there’s no target
I misunderstood the initial request, try this:
@$arg(1,$(nick))
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it worked thanks, i used $arg(1,@$(nick)) so it doesn’t double @ when it’s using a mention
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