Ive set a variable like % $+ $nick $+ .otimes and i know to retrive it I need to use eval brackets but the only examples i can find are for one one word variables like % [ $+ [ $nick ] ]

You need to set your variables using the evaluation brackets as well:

$(% $+ %nick $+ .otimes,2)
or
$eval(% $+ $nick $+ .otimes,2)

That will do the trick, and takes less space than evaluation brackets

but evaluation brakets look much cooler! <grin>

No, you don't.

$($+(%,%nick,.otimes),2)

MUCH COOLER

Response to all:
Thank you im dumb lol!