# Player Smartwords

For data about your players you can use the curly brackets: {}\
Possible data available this way is:\
\
`{name}` for the player's name<br>

You can also reference the name and email for \
[`{the_positions.position_name.name}`](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]

[`{the_positions.position_name.email}`](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]<br>

So for example, if you have a position "Legal" and you want to print that person's name, you would write `{the_positions.Legal.name}`<br>

## Calculations

Where you've used a calculation and data is stored in a variable, you can use:\
`{variable}` where "variable" is replaced by the name of the variable (e.g. score)\
`{team.variable}` will access a team variable\
`{session.variable}` will access a session variable

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