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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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).
Then a response to "Are you sure about that?" could be:
Of course, I know everything about (mem-last_that).
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?
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?
Dallymo, "the" has always been stripped out of names. Bots have been calling me BonerClown from the start.
Laney: You may have added seeks instead of responses. A seek will be listed with a "+" before it in the list.
Help! Still haven't gotten any responses to a message I posted a while back.
So, I made this plugin to cover variations which you would put in front of "I like/dislike phrases". (Just, really, absolutely, also) Well, whenever I type in any phrase like that, I get a random xnone. I already put this in a lot of keyphrases, so I'm not sure what I should do.
This is an example:
I ((pluginhere)|) (like|love)...
So, I made this plugin to cover variations which you would put in front of "I like/dislike phrases". (Just, really, absolutely, also) Well, whenever I type in any phrase like that, I get a random xnone. I already put this in a lot of keyphrases, so I'm not sure what I should do.
This is an example:
I ((pluginhere)|) (like|love)...
The problem is the double parentheses. It never works for me. Instead, make your keyphrase "I (pluginhere) (like|love), I (like|love)". Or, if you want key1 and key2 to still line up, try "I (pluginhere) (like|love), I (gibberish|) (like|love)".
Brilliant! Kind of long, but not as long as it would have been without the plugin. But hey, it works. Thanks 
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