The AI Engine

Dallymo- In xgossip, all memories are replaced for the person your bot is talking about. This way, you can have a response like "(gossipname) is (mem-youare)." and youare refers to the youare memories related to that person, not the current chatter. That goes for any memory, including (mem-yourname). I know of no way to force it back to the chatter's memories within xgossip. I think your best bet is to simply say "you", and not a name. Or, you could probably use (name) (without the mem part), though I'm not certain that wouldn't change as well.

Bowchick--of course. That makes sense. I'm going to put it back to (name) and see what happens. In xgossip, (gossipname) should return the name of the party being gossiped about, I think, so I hope (name) will be distinguished from (gossipname). And (name) instead of (mem-name) would actually make more sense, in the event that Frizella has a nickname for someone--just because she calls someone "Dipstick" doesn't mean everyone will know who she's talking about.

Thanks!

Been a loon time since I've worked on my bot and I just remembered why is there a way to have my bit know what is going on here?

Anne Intertech: msim11 is my botmaster.
[OtherBot]: Are you sure about that?

she has no idea what "that" reffers to correct?

No, it's just a smart answer... AI is not that far yet

You can do it with AI script, to a degree. It just depends on how much time you want to spend on it. But you can make your bot remember something, like rem "my botmaster" as only "last_that", for example, by tagging it onto the end of your "msim11 is my botmaster" response.

Then a response to "Are you sure about that?" could be:
Of course, I know everything about (mem-last_that).

rev-- no, you don't.

If you do, it will have a default value. Otherwise, it will be blank.

xgossip update: yep, (name) worked in that particular response!

Thank you

Oddness: Frizella initiated a chat with The Chibbers. AI script defaults (name) to (mem-name); it appears that something in there strips out "The" because the "name" in The Chibbers's memories is "Chibbers".

In any case, some several exchanges into the discussion, The Chibbers used a keyphrase which triggers the response "You may be disappointed, (mem-name)." However, what came out was "You may be disappointed, (key1)."

As far as I can tell, the only<0> response that Frizella has which includes "You may be disappointed" is the one that uses (mem-name). Any ideas about why it would substitute "(key1)" there?