Personality

wad up

i love u

really...wad up?

i love u more

run away with me

I am a total beginner to AIScript, but I am quite advanced with AIML. Does anybody know what are AIscript equivalents of and ? I already figured out equivalents of and , symbolic reductions.

Please help. I spent all day here, but still nonethewiser.

How do I write a conversation like:

Bot: do you like horses
Human: yes
Bot: which breed you like most?

Ok, just found "seek" will experiment.

Not concistent behaviour with "seek" first time it works, second time works half of the time, third time works sometime, fourth time never. I am talking of a chain of "seek"

Oh, Now I get it. When you said chain of seeks.

Very odd.
Maybe some else can help out.

Making a series of 4 seeks deep.

Maybe I can visually clarify for others, but I've never had that problem

figure when you want your bot to say do you like horses. Would it be an xnone..seeks don't always work well. You could also put it in response to something like
Do you (like|love|admire)
Yes, do you like horses?
seek yes what breed do you like most

Watch out with to many seeks in a row, it's better to have keyphrases than a string of seeks.

if it's in xnone
Do you like horses
seek yes
which breed do you like most.

Thank you for this information. Have to be carefull with "seeks". I noted using (*) as a seek works even up to the 4th link (I have not pushed my luck further).

Now if only I could figure out proper greetings. The bot greets people - Hello, and they reply Hi * . This always default to xnone. I know that Hi is to be said just once every hour, and the bot already said Hello. I am sure there must be a solution. I set xinitiate to say - Nice to see you again / Not you again! depending on emotional attachment/repulsion to repeat visitor - but it never works - always default to xnone. So it should work like so:

Bot: Hello there.
Human: Hi
bot: nice to see you again. (not xnone)

For whatever reason, seeks almost never work on xhello or xinitiate. The default response to "hello" or "hi" after the first time is xnone. I don't know of a workaround for this.