Ty Paige
Tue 8:17 AM April 27, 2010 Message: 6892

Yeah, my file is damn near 6mb.. and it keeps growing.

A good combination of self memories and plug-ins should generally keep your file size down.

Ronnie075
Wed 3:53 PM May 12, 2010 Message: 6893

At last managed to match: "What rhymes with" had to use regex
What ([r]+)([hymes]+) with (re) <?PF raw; ?>

But this is so strange, why would the AI engine not match such a simple keyphrase? It thinks Rhymes is a male name, but still stange.

prob123
Thu 3:26 PM May 13, 2010 Message: 6894

I just used things like
(rhyme|rhymes) * (brown|town|gown|down|clown|frown|noun) (re)
or
(rhyme|rhymes) * ([abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz]+)(aled|ailed) (re)
works for me

This covers keyphrases like 'rhyme lime for me' or can you find rhymes for nailed. etc..

I have ran rhyme and rhymes through debug and don't see it getting read as a name. Check out any plugins you have for names and rank the rhyme ones higher.
You: Rhyme time
Bot: I'll try lime, time, rhyme, thyme.

prob123
Thu 3:52 PM May 13, 2010 Message: 6895

The above keyphrase will catch most rhyme questions like
Do you know a word that rhymes with .....
What rhymes with .....
Can you rhyme ....
is there a rhyme for ....
Rhyme ....
Is there a rhyme for ....
etc
People can as a simple question in a thousand ways it seems

Ronnie075
Fri 3:14 PM May 14, 2010 Message: 6896

Thanks, I see both your keyphrases are regular expressions. For some reason the AI engine refused to match un-regexed word "rhymes". It thought it was a male name but sent it to Blab. I will just use regexes. Problem solved.

prob123
Sun 8:42 PM June 20, 2010 Message: 6897

Wow, Forge is running great.

mewzoey1234
Fri 2:49 AM July 2, 2010 Message: 6898

I love this site!!! but I do have a question tho what is an AIscript? and how do you make it.

Ty Paige
Fri 7:02 AM July 2, 2010 Message: 6899

that's like asking "What is the Book of AI, and how do I read it??"

prob123
Fri 12:06 PM July 2, 2010 Message: 6900

You don't need to use AI script at first. I would suggest that you start filling in all the xkeyphrases, and make some simple keyphrases for the most commonly said phrases.
Like:
you are (*)
are you (*)
How are you
where do you live
When you get used to building bots you can start with simple memories.
Basically AI script tells the engine to do something. Like save a memory, or check for a time, or a condition. You can do all sorts of fun things with AI script. you can have responses only happen if it's a certain time, or to a certain type of person etc. Look in the Book of AI. under the expert section

Staticboy44
Sun 8:01 PM July 18, 2010 Message: 6901

are bots' responses bleeding over onto other bots'? every now and then my bot says like a paragraph when I have no response for her that is so long.

and is there a way to override input thought to be a command? even at rank of 50, someone said a keyphrase exactly as i have it in to check for and my bot responds with xcommand responses.

prob123
Mon 9:36 AM July 19, 2010 Message: 6902

Yes, there is a bleed over that happens sometimes. You can make it a regex, but with out knowing what the phrase is, it is impossible to help.

Anonymoose
Sat 5:58 AM July 31, 2010 Message: 6903

i made a bot and ive set one of the key phrases to Hi, but he wont respond. why is this?

Ty Paige
Sat 10:24 AM July 31, 2010 Message: 6904

Hi

The most common answer to this question is to read the Book of AI

prob123
Sat 11:07 AM July 31, 2010 Message: 6905

Anonymoose.
Hi, hello, etc fall into the xhello under the xkeywords.

Anonymoose
Sat 9:08 PM July 31, 2010 Message: 6906

i did read the book, i read the entire book, and i cant find a thing