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If you read up on the rest of the replies, this issue is not from Skript nor skript-mirror, its from Tablisknu, Im not sure why that plugin is interjecting and causing issues.Yea it was a little more directed towards @ShaneBee, but your post had the error so I quoted that. It's just weird since the line seems to get recognized as a condition, and that's why Skript tried to convert it to a boolean. It's probably because skript-mirror has registered methods as an effect and expression, otherwise value returning wouldn't be possible, and Skript thought this should be parsed as an expression (which could then be converted to a boolean for the condition), not an effect for some reason. But this doesn't make sense, Skript should clearly parse this as an effect.
Personally, I have never had any issues with this code.