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Hey...ok I'm playing with plug-ins. Now, if I want to respond with one do I put it in the context of a sentance or do I put on as a response by itself? I hope this makes sense...I'm reading and rereading the book of ai right now.
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Ill check you out telly. 
oh yeah, Does adding special things like (name) or (*)in old keyphrases and response improve your bots overall devlopment score? or just make the bot more realistic?
oh yeah, Does adding special things like (name) or (*)in old keyphrases and response improve your bots overall devlopment score? or just make the bot more realistic?
I don't think just adding (name) would effect devlopment very much. It does make your bot seem friendlier. You do have to be careful with wild card plug-ins (*)...They can back fire and make your response really stupid. I use them a lot, so I know.
It seems to me,development comes from the number of keyphrases and responses.
It seems to me,development comes from the number of keyphrases and responses. 
Either should work, whichever you think would make for a better response! (probably the former, IMHO).
rosebud- it depends on what you want the plugin to do. for instance... if it's a guesture or a full sentance plugin, or a ways to say yes or something... then putting it as the whole response works. if it's a type of flower or a list of things your bot likes, you may want to give it a framework.
Im drawing a blank here. I feel stoopid 
how do you make it so that no matter what the user says, the bot will respond with something specific. Im pretty sure i dread it somewhere b4 but i cant remember. (sigh)
how do you make it so that no matter what the user says, the bot will respond with something specific. Im pretty sure i dread it somewhere b4 but i cant remember. (sigh)
Hi. I have a hard time making my bot remember.
I want my bot to remember the last noun a user used. I think I can use both the Standard-memory or the Self-memory to do this. I have tried both of them without succes.
Right now I'm working on my bot to remember the noun via the Self-memory.
In the AIScript Initialization it says: self: default "life " as "nownoun", so that it will chose "life" if memory is empty.
The keyphase is: I have (noun)
The AI-scipt is: rem (key1) as only "nownoun"
The response is (Which I have in the x-none-section): Tell me more about your (self-nownoun). (Which I have in the x-none-section).
I have testet it and the only thing it will remember is "life" from the AIScript Initialization.
I know that it won't catch phases like "I have a computer" but only "I have computers".
What am I doing wrong?
I want my bot to remember the last noun a user used. I think I can use both the Standard-memory or the Self-memory to do this. I have tried both of them without succes.
Right now I'm working on my bot to remember the noun via the Self-memory.
In the AIScript Initialization it says: self: default "life " as "nownoun", so that it will chose "life" if memory is empty.
The keyphase is: I have (noun)
The AI-scipt is: rem (key1) as only "nownoun"
The response is (Which I have in the x-none-section): Tell me more about your (self-nownoun). (Which I have in the x-none-section).
I have testet it and the only thing it will remember is "life" from the AIScript Initialization.
I know that it won't catch phases like "I have a computer" but only "I have computers".
What am I doing wrong?
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