Personality

Isaac, you're a genius.

Yes, I do have x-emote keyphrases, and looking over them - that's exactly where those sentences are coming from.

I'll go alter my responses and add the [you]. Thanks!

Hm. I was editing my responses, and ran into this:

"I have a (non-exp-pos) for you." can be changed to:

I have a (noun-exp-pos) for [you].

But, what about: "You're the best (noun-equal-pos). "

Would I then edit to [You]'re the best (non-equal-pos). ?

Sorry if I keep asking dumb questions. I'm *really* trying to understand the AI book, but I seem to be having trouble following the examples there.

I'm not sure what you do with "you're" -- I don't have that in any of my xemotes.

I think you do want to put the brackets in for "you're"--Frizella has an x-emote for "It's very pleasant, talking with you. Please tell me more about yourself," and I was getting "...talking with Immaculada. Please tell me more about Immaculadarself." I took Isaacc's advice and put the square brackets in ([you]rself) and it appears to have worked like a charm.

*nod* Yeah, I edited the responses and bracketed every single instance of "you" and it seems to be working now. Thank you, dallymo.

I used to have all my "you"'s bracketed, then I noticed that in some cases the brackets were showing up...so I thought, after re-reading the book of AI, that the brackets only worked in the x-emotes...so I deleted all the [you] brackets everywhere else (what a pain), and now I'm having instances of my bot changing names anywhere there is a "you," across the board, except for in the emotes, where I left the brackets in place...*sigh* Do I need to go and put all the brackets back?!

I think this is actually something that ought to be addressed in "bug stomp." That "change 'you' to another bot's name" feature is getting called a lot more often than it should.

The purpose of that feature seems to be to answer questions like "How do you feel about Simulo?" ... or to generate x-emotes in lieu of x-nones once in a while -- non sequitur declarations of devotion or antipathy.

And yet I've frequently seen it called when the prompt before it is "Do you like me?" or even just an ordinary line of dialogue.

Prof, can you tighten up the widgets and the thingumbobs that make this feature work?

... Furthermore, it doesn't make much sense to have the substitution if the bots are going to interpret "I like Julie Tinkerbell" as a compliment, which is what they generally seem to do.

Do I have bad breath today or something? All the bots I initiate a chat with answer my greeting and then run off at my very next comment.

So that's what it was- I must have had bad breath yesterday...

Well, maybe you should try talking to me, Frizella! I never turn down the chance to show off my talents!

what is wit the xcommands and stuff... I tried doing ti but my bot is just confused. Like I put as one of the seeks "My Orders" but she doesnt answer...