Describe the bug

• Setting a FmVariable using /fmvariable set test true Wawawoui works, but once you try to apply the variable to another user, by using the vanilla /execute as {player} run fmvariable set test true Wawawoui, you'll get a message saying "Invalid boolean, expected 'true' or 'false' but found 'Wawawoui' ... set test Wawawoui true".

I believe the arguments are turned around for some reason. Using /execute as {player} run fmvariable set test true true Wawawoui will return "FancyMenu Variable value set to: Wawawoui true".
Using /execute as {player} run fmvariable set test true true Wawawoui Wawazar will return "FancyMenu Variable value set to: Wawawoui Wawazar true".

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior (e.g.):

1. Go in game
2. use command to set fmvariable fmvariable set test true Wawawoui in a command block, console, or even in chat after a execute as @s run
3. Watch the mod have a cardiac arrest

Expected behavior
Should not switch argument's position.

Game Log
Not sure the whole log will be of any help, so have my snippets :
[23:02:50] [Render thread/INFO]: [System] [CHAT] �y[FancyMenu] Variable value set to: �zWawawoui [23:02:56] [Render thread/INFO]: [System] [CHAT] Invalid boolean, expected 'true' or 'false' but found 'Wawawoui'

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Basic Informations (please complete the following information):

• OS: [Windows 10]
• FancyMenu Version [3.1.2]
• ForgeVersion [47.2.20]
• Minecraft Version [1.20.1]
• Active Mods [issue unrelated to mods, someone else had the issue without my mods https://discord.com/channels/704163135787106365/1220819654369480824 ]

Is this a Vanilla command? I've never heard about it o.O
Well it's absolutely possible that FM's commands don't work via /execute as, since they are a bit special because they need to work purely client-side in some situations.

Is this a Vanilla command? I've never heard about it o.O Well it's absolutely possible that FM's commands don't work via /execute as, since they are a bit special because they need to work purely client-side in some situations.

Yes, the /execute as command is native to Vanilla Minecraft. It allows for the execution of a command as though it were initiated by a specific player (or any entity).

You can compare it to the /sudo command from the plugin Essentials.

Fixed/Added in FancyMenu v3.1.3!