The AI Engine

male/female info is taken from the bot's or human's settings page. It seems there is no need to ask the bot/human for their gender, the AI engine already knows this. So, make gender specific responses and the engine will select from the pool of gender specific ones.

Hmm, wonder why that doesn't work. I have question to determine what gender some one is, but it saves their response as what ever word they enter (male/female/guy/girl) and saving it it as (mem-your-gender)

Maybe there is a simpler way of saving their gender memory. I'm still really new to this, so a lot of what I'm learning is completebtrial and error atm

Just posted an approach in Newcomers, didnt test it tho, but theoretically it should work.

Thanks LarsB. I so much to learn it's not even funny. Has anyone had a chance to try my not yet? She's called Araya. I could use as much feedback as I can get to improve her

Thanks for the help LarsB. I've ended up making this account so I can test both male and female responses on Araya, but so far it's working perfectly. I've also discovered the joy of custom plug in! They are really helping me tidy stuff up, and write better keys. I'm going to start work of Araya V2 and put what I've learnt to the test!

Great, have fun working on both!

Why does my bot say "I have too many gotos in a row." and how can I stop it (or him, her, as the case may be) doing so?
thanks

You probably have goto's pointing at eachother creating a loop.

Any ideas on why when I ask questions on a bot I've built some questions work, but when I test them on another account they don't?

Too many variables here, memories, rank, emotion. Debug on both accounts will give you an indication of how the response was selected

Turns out the variable was me being an idiot ;p

Got it working now. Starting to dabble with memory based responses, should be able to do some cool things with it hopefully

Yep, we learn every day.