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Old 10-27-2023, 10:58 PM   #1179
capink
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Originally Posted by ownedbycats View Post
How does Chain Caller work when there's chain variants? It seemed to pick the first variant but I'm not entirely sure. (It also seemed to be slower, but I'm also not sure of that.)
It does not call any variant at all. It calls a vanilla version of the chain with no _variant_argument at all. It might look to you like it is calling a certain variant if it happens that you set that variant's argument to an empty string.

Remember that the chain variants feature is experimental and are only available after setting a the experimental plugin tweak. As such, it is not yet integrated into other actions the way you were expecting it to.

Having said that, there is an option in the chain caller settings to pass the caller's arguments to the the called chain. You can use this option to pass whatever _variant_argument you want, by using a "Chain Variables" action in the calling chain.

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