The AI Engine

key1 does only store a memory from the very last thing the other entity said, but you can add a tag to the end of responses to rem the (key1), or anything really, as only "last_key1" or whatever- that's the temp memory thing I was experimenting with a while back to make emotion-based temp nicknames.

To use them in responses, you would plug in (mem-last_key1).

Can anyone provide a working syntax for a "hindsight is 20/20" keyphrase?

I've tried about 5 or 6 different combinations, but it still gives an xmath with an answer of 1 every time.

Boner, does it do that even when you tag the phrase with "raw"? That's what I'd try first...

Uh, I should've mentioned it the first time, but I tried it with the raw tag on every attempt. I believe it's the / that's causing all the problems...

Yeah, similarly when SubliminaLiar Jr says "well whenever, I'm here 24/7 anyway" the other bots will respond 'the answer is about 3'... I kinda like little quirks like that, though

Hey how i can change when the but will say Keyphears answers.

How do change Keyphears. I'm try ing to make a Trukish bot but i can't how i can do it?

If I wanted a plugin to generate a memory to save, would this be the proper syntax? (using animal as an example)

My favorite animal is (animal).

My favorite animal is (animal). $ pf rem "(key1)" as only "favanim" ; $

-seems the gr.than and less than signs made it invisible the first time

rev- The AIScript is correct. But I'd use (adjartnoun) instead of (animal) in your Keyphrase, as someone wouldnt say "my favorite animal is bear". I'm not even sure (animal) is a plug-in that can be used as a Keyphrase. It may be an exception as it's one of a few WordNet-type plug-ins I made. Not sure.

Many thanks

Oh wait, I think you misunderstood, i don't mean that as a keyphrase but as a response. In this way the bot can declare its own favorite things randomly and remember them.