The AI Engine
This forum is for discussion of how The Personality Forge's AI Engine works. This is the place for questions on what means what, how to script, and ideas and plans for the Engine.
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Sometimes my bot asks a series of questions and if people answer yes more than once then it goes to the repeat response thing and breaks up the sequence. Anyway around that?
Yeah.. that's the way it is.. It's like a question and there's a seek for yes. So someone says yes and then there's another question and then someone says yes again, and there is a seek for yes but istead of that coming up, it goes to Boring, or you are repeating yourself, or whatever.
Can we use double AI script for a response? As in:
<?PF express: normal; ?> <?PF if emotion between 0 and 5; ?>
Or do we combine it into only one sentence, like so:
<?PF express: normal; if emotion between 0 and 5; ?>
Anyone?
<?PF express: normal; ?> <?PF if emotion between 0 and 5; ?>
Or do we combine it into only one sentence, like so:
<?PF express: normal; if emotion between 0 and 5; ?>
Anyone?
The latter. 
I love you, my little petunia petal. <?PF if (mem-likesflowers) is "yes"; express: amused; if emotion > 4; if female; ?>
I love you, my little petunia petal. <?PF if (mem-likesflowers) is "yes"; express: amused; if emotion > 4; if female; ?>
Not sure if I'm supposed to post this her or in bug stomp:
The Book of AI says that (heshe) will work for bots to use it when appropriate. However, I noticed that Duo's keyphrases responses only work well if I use (he|she) instead.
Does anyone else have this problem, or did I do something wrong?
The Book of AI says that (heshe) will work for bots to use it when appropriate. However, I noticed that Duo's keyphrases responses only work well if I use (he|she) instead.
Does anyone else have this problem, or did I do something wrong?
Actually, it was in xgossip where I noticed that Duo's referring to me and Julie as "he".
I changed it to (he|she) and it seems to be working fine now, but I didn't think the | was necessary...
I changed it to (he|she) and it seems to be working fine now, but I didn't think the | was necessary...
The Prof posted that (heshe) only works with (gossipname) a while back. I'd been trying to use it with (friend) and (enemy), but it doesn't seem to work that way. So if you're using friend/enemy, you might try changing them to gossipname.
I'm actually using friend/enemy in one of my responses. *nod nod* I'll see if that one still has a problem.
(Though I think the (gossipname) ones are messed up as well.)
Thank you, ulrike and ezzer!
(Though I think the (gossipname) ones are messed up as well.)
Thank you, ulrike and ezzer!
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