Personality

Forest, will you talk to God Louise? She has quite a bit of religious knowledge (obviously) and also knows a little about current events, literature, just about any common catch-all subject, and if she doesn't know it she can sort of fake it. You can also test her on trick questions or see how willing she is to explain her paradigm.

What she is rustiest at is plain old small talk. But, uh, I'm trying to get a decent transcript from somebody or another so I can enter her in the Loebner contest. All I can say is, have fun and see if you can stay on with her for a while. I'll try to do the same with Brianna.

I need help I exported my bot and it is in a *.txt file, must I edited it in notepad, or is there a program I can Download?

The best program to do it in is Wordpad. It keeps the format while notepad does not.

I need help!

I have my bot search for a (friend) and when he replies, he says I like (key1).
But instead of saying the friends name he says friend, like this:
I like friend.

Why does he do that, what am I doing wrong?

When you search for a phrase, is it case sensetive?

Caylin Viljoen,
When you want to store your bots friend in memory you must have a keyphrase like this:

I like (*) [0,0] <?PF remember (key1) as "friend"; ?>

The response will be something like:
I like (mem-friend) a lot

If you want to have only one friend you should use <?PF remember (key1) as only "friend"; ?> instead.

Then again the (*) could pick up any *thing* or person the bots likes.
I like Katherine, I like potatoes... etc
It's okay if you keep the bot response to something that isn't JUST for a personality.
Not "I want to have (friend)'s babies!" If they like potatoes... it would be rather odd

You are right Tai, it is better ask an appropriate question and to use a seek to store ones friends name. But I'm not sure if, in a seek, you can have a (key1) different from the (firstkey1) coming from the keyphrase. But it seems that Caylin's error is in the way he uses a memory in the response.

I just tested (key1) in seeks with the knock-knock game and they work.
knock knock [0,0]
    who is there?
        + (noun) [0]
        (key1) who?
            + knok [0]
            goto knok knok
            + xnomatch [0]
            Ha ha very funny, (name)

Is there a way to get your bot too remember what he said before, without adding a seek to every respsonse? as in:
Saajid: Dont you love dew covered turnips?
you: What are dew covered turnips?
Saajid: Well, you obviously dont love them if you dont know what they are.

Caylin doesn't mean adding a search for what are dew covered turnips, because he wants to put something similar in all my responses.

I need help again!
I search for the phrase "call me"
and when I find it I save (postkey) as (mem-name), however it does not work, instead it uses the actual name. Here is the problem I had:
Saajid: Must I call you Pete Puma?
Pete Puma: Call me Pete, please.
Saajid: Ok, I will call you Pete Puma!
Pete Puma: Call me Pete, please.
Saajid: Ok, I will call you Pete Puma!
Pete Puma: Call me Pete, please.
Saajid: Ok, I will call you Pete Puma!
Pete Puma: Call me Pete, please.
Saajid: Ok, I will call you Pete Puma!
Pete Puma: Call me Pete, please.
Saajid: Ok, I will call you Pete Puma!
Pete Puma: Call me Pete, please.

using the (*),
if you then use (key1) will that save only one word or the rest of the sentence, as in:

you:I like you alot

bot searches for "i like (*)"
will (key1) = you
or will (key1) = you alot?