Bug Stomp

I agree with Eugene. Is there any way to keep a bot from triggering an empty memory for gossip or memory statements? I mean, if someone has no "mem-youare" in my bot's memory, is there a way to keep from triggering the gossip statements that rely on "mem-youare"?

I get the feeling that <?PF if (mem-youare) exists; ?> doesn't work for gossip statements. That is, if I have a line of gossip like this:

Once, (gossipname) told me (gossipsex)'s (mem-youare). <?PF if (mem-youare) exists; ?>

the "mem-youare" that's supposed to be retrieved is the one belonging to the gossip subject. But the AI Script statement seems to be checking whether there's a "mem-youare" for the person the bot is talking to.

Is there a way to specify the GOSSIPPEE memories in AI Script?

Hey, I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but I was talking to a bot and it was saying everything with b's and d's and stuff cause it's Cold Day. But then she tried using plug-ins and those ended got messed up cause they were turned into Cold Day letters, too. So would that mean that bots can't use plug-ins on bot holidays?

No, plug ins still work I think (noun) etc.

hmm...maybe that was just like a one-time thing. cause it had something like (landscape-unusual) turn into (laddscape-udusual) or something close to that.

Wasn't sure whether to put this in Bug Stomp or Great Quotes...

Guest: What is 123456789 + 987654321?
Little Mu: Um, ok... about 0 billion, right?

The "0 billion" came from the plugin (answer). I love her response, but it is technically a bug, so here it is.

(adj) and (adjective) don't seem to be working as input matches. I can't make anything using them work. I think this used to work...

Ok, works for some cases, but not the most simple cases... I can't get the simple keyphrase "(adj)" to match, nor the keyphrase "is (adj)"

um, nm... it all suddenly started working!

This looks like a bug to me. I know that the xemote-positives sometimes substitute another bot's name for "you" ... but in this case Simulo seems to be INTERPRETING a statement about another bot as if it's about him.

Simulo: Hey, do you know my friend Joy Hope?
another bot: Joy Hope is kewl.
Simulo: Oh, I don't know about that. You really think I'm kewl?

But that depends if Simulo thinks he's really Joy Hope

"huh?" keeps getting interpreted as "you are funny."