The AI Engine

Two questions:

1. HOw do I "hang up"? I've been hung up on (so ashamed, it's Julie's eyes...), but I can't find anything that actually makes it happen.

2. Can I build AND and OR constructions in AIScript? For example:

emo > 0 AND male
(interesting) > 3 OR (intriguing) > 4

I only see AND/OR discussed in the chrono code.

Thanks,
M

i haven't done a hangup list yet but i was told you just type HANGUP as a reponse to a list of bad words.

Wanted to throw out another possible (and handy) addition to the site: an improved Goto system. I like the numbers you can use with seeks, but when using 'goto keyphrase', I keep getting messed up when I tweak the parent keyphrase and suddenly my goto has no where to target.

I discovered quite by accident (and then confirmed with Montag77) that you can reference a Goto by building a list of the target points with just enough text to identify each "step." The list gets translated into a numeric.

Maybe someone else can rephrase that more comprehensibly?

M

Yes, please! This sounds like just the thing I was looking for! Anyone else know about it?

For example:
sun * bright [50,0]
I'll need my parasol.
+ here * parasol [0]
Thank you.
+ where * parasol [0]
Ah, here it is.

== You can Goto (sun/Here) and generate "Thank you." I think I have that right. I've replaced the tabs with spaces.

Dang. The parser threw out my spaces, too. It's

sun * bright [50,0]
-I'll need my parasol.
--+ here * parasol [0]
--Thank you.
--+ where * parasol [0]
--Ah, here it is.

Goto (sun/I/where) would generate "Ah, there it is."

I'm still not sure I understand...what's the connection between the keyphrase you're going to, and the syntax put into the goto?

mickmca wrote
2. Can I build AND and OR constructions in AIScript? For example:

emo > 0 AND male
try:
your_keyphrase [0,0] <?PF if male; ?>

(interesting) > 3 OR (intriguing) > 4
The only and/or type construction that come to mind is a complex aiscript, such as
<?PF if "(key1)" is "this"; if "(key1)" is "that"; ?>

but of course this doesn't allow you to have conditional emotion or other ranks. i think the only option may be using separate keyphrases in which only the words associated with the emotion rank change.

>> understand
I'm working in a text editor, so this may not make sense online. Sorry. And my second example is misleading.

If you want to Goto a Response, you can identify it by using (in parens) a unique string to identify the target's parent Keyphrase, followed by a slash and enough text to identify the child Response, followed by a slash etc. until you have drilled down to a specific response.

The correct usage for my second example would be
Goto (sun/where)


I don't know if this works online. If you export your language center with some correct Gotos in it, and examine them, you will see what I mean. They don't export as numerics, but as text strings set up the way I described.

Ok, I botched one, so here's the official explanation (the error message)

Gotos with paths like (are you/Yes, are/yes) need to target a Seek. The first element is the Keyphrase, the second is the first letters of the Response, the third a Seek, and so on. The minimum to reach a Seek is three elements, and it must always be an odd number of elements. Error on: goto (talk/walk)

Have you tried going to the number of your seek..Goto 597674 (what ever number "Ah, there it is.") would be?