chatsetattr don't work with ability button

Hello everyone, I'm sorry if this matter has been brought earlier, but I'm struggling with this for hours and I didn't found my answer anywhere. At first, I tried to use chatsetattr inside a query, but the "|" was causing some issues because the querry considered it as a new choice. So I tried to use ability command buttons to stack my abilities. Used individually each ability woks fine with chatsetattr but when I use a button, the script is not working. for example, this is Ability1 : " &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|character_name} punches}} !modbattr --name Name1 --Initiative|{{Initiative = [[-2]]}}!!! {{hit [[@{selected|Hand}]] = dmg [[@{selected|Hand|max}*@{selected|Strengh}]]}} " work fine and reduce the Initiative attribute by 2, but if I use : " [Ability1](~selected|Ability1) ", everything goes well except that the Initiative attribute isn't lowered. I assume something is wrong with the syntax, maybe the "~" but I can't find the problem. Please, somebody help me.

chatsetattr supports using the # character in place of | to avoid roll query problems. Try going back to your original approach but using # instead of | in the chjatsetattr call.

I already tried with : " ?{Attaque? |  Ability1, &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|character_name} punches}} !modbattr --name Name1 --Initiative#{{Initiative = [[-2]]}}!!! | Ability2,  &{template:default}  {{ [ ...]  } }  }" but it doesn't work, I only have 1 choice and when I try it, it only write the code for the Ability2 as plain text.  I also tried to replace "|" by " | " and "#" by " # " but it didn't work either.

No just replace the | with #

xavier d. said: I already tried with : " ?{Attaque? |  Ability1, &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|character_name} punches}} !modbattr --name Name1 --Initiative#{{Initiative = [[-2]]}}!!! | Ability2,  &{template:default}  {{ [ ...]  } }  }" but it doesn't work, I only have 1 choice and when I try it, it only write the code for the Ability2 as plain text.  I also tried to replace "|" by " | " and "#" by " # " but it didn't work either. Your problem is a missed set of closing curly braces: ?{Attaque? |  Ability1, &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|character_name} punches}} !modbattr --name Name1 --Initiative#{{Initiative = [[-2]] }} !!! | Ability2, &{template:default} {{ [...] }} 

Thank you so much! It worked!