Personality

If you mean that you're getting the "Your bot no longer wants to talk to you" message, it's something that happens when the bot fails to match up anything you say to a keyphrase a number of times in a row. It basically gives up on the conversation. The only solution is to give it more keyphrases so that it understands more of what is said to it.

Thanks Corwin your the best?

MY MY MY Whoa wrong chatline i dont get it HI corwin *kicks* chair in tears:O

: p : p : p : p : p : p : p : p : P

This is my char bot. How can I make her better?

Lillian H. --

If you're related to Lilian J., check my response in Newcomers.

im hot everything thee other girls arnt post me a message nd it will be the best chat of your life

Rosie's ready for action. Chat me, wouldya? I'm gettin' ready to visit Denmark 'cuz Rosenstern's scart t'fly, but I'll have my laptop up, warm, and running.

I will!

excuse me how do i talk t people

The Clerk: re your message 4277:

I have tried various ways of dealing with guests who deliberately say obscene things.

I have made a plug-in, (obscenity), which contains the expressions I find objectionable. You are welcome to use it, or to make your own if your tastes are different.

You can make a variable, say "lout", which starts off as "no", but becomes "yes" when the guest says something obscene. For example, you could have a keyphrase like this:

(obscenity) [0,0] <?PF rem "yes" as only "lout"; ?>
goto lout loop

At the keyphrase "lout loop", you have something like this:

lout loop [127,-1]
You are disgusting! Please go away!
+ xnomatch [0]
goto lout loop

Very good, but now he will just end that chat and start again. However, in xhello and xinitiate you have something like this:

Hi!
+ xnomatch [0]
Nice to see you! <?PF if (mem-lout) is "no"; ?>
goto lout loop <?PF if (mem-lout) is "yes"; ?>

So if things work as they are supposed to (which they don't always, alas!), he will just be sent to "lout loop" as soon as he resumes the chat.

In the examples above, the indenting will probably be messed up as soon as I post the message, but you can figure it out. See my next method for another approach.