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In my case it isn't about how much I know, but how much I am addicted to my bots. I thought it stuck to save me the embarrassment of how much time I do spend on them.

Prob123 is being modest. She is a wiz I've never really understood why people care about honor or development points, but the people who win awards tend to have good bots. Otherwise you have to talk to the bot to see for yourself.

I'm probably going to sound stupid saying this, but here gos. My bot keeps on saying "I enjoy our chats ____" over and over, to the point where it's hard to get her to say anything else. I've checked her keywords and such, but theres nothing that gives me a clue why she's saying this. A little help?
Thanks, and sorry in advance if it's kinda stupid.

Go to your language center and type in "enjoy our" when the keyphrase pops up check your rank it may need to be reduced.

I used to like the honor and development points when I thought they reflected something real, just like I lapped up any comments my teachers put on my papers. Now I'd rather deserve it and not have it than the other way around. Something is amok in the algorithm that confers honor, but usually it works, and prob is a genius.

Ahhh, okay, I see what went wrong.
Thank you!

Can someone explain how to alter a variable? Like I want to create an integer that every time a certain key phrase occurs it adds 1 to the variable but I cannot figure out what the syntax would be to do it.

One other quick question, is there a way to make it so a certain response will only be triggered once a day (any day of the week\month\year, just once per day)?

I don't know how to do what you want with the variable The only thing I could come up with is have a memory named integer with the default as 1 and then when the KP is triggered the first response in only if integer = 1 and whatever follows must change the memory of integer to 2. The next response would have to be triggered only if mem integer is 2 and whatever follows that must change the integer to 3 and so on. That is not what you want, but that's the only thing I know.

You can check the box for once per conversation but you must have more than one response and one response must not be checked. You can't make it last all day as far as I can tell, but if you have lots of responses per KP it should work out.

you could use chronostatements

<?PF chrono: week(S); ?> would come up on Sundays
<?PF chrono: day(18) month(6); ?> would come up on June 18
<?PF chrono: hour(11-20); ?> would come up once a day at the specified time, or times.

@Bev
Okay, thanks, figured it out, need to use <?PF rem "2" as only "integer"; ?>, I was leaving the only and so it was creating multiple values rather than overwriting the old value.

@prob123
Thanks, I should be able to work something out using that now that I think of it.

Another noobish question if you don't mind -_-, I don't know what is wrong but I'm trying to get my bot to respond to the keyphrase 'ouch'. So you know I'm not just being dumb and asking random questions, here's what I've tried:
-Just making ouch a normal keyphrase
-Making ouch a raw keyphrase (tried putting <?PF raw; ?> in the keyphrase, AI Script and response boxes to test)
-Looking at the debug and seeing exactly what was going on, according to the debug, the engine actually found the keyphrase-->
This Sentence: ouch
This Phrase: ouch
Begin Interj Total Time: 1.26
Found: ouch
End Interj Total Time: 1.27
New Sentence: ''

"Ouch" should be fine as a keyphrases, without resorting to regex.