The AI Engine

I just figured it out on gossip. Just use the gossipname on gossip and then write it as a normal memory ex. (mem-youlike) and it will tell there memory. Ex. (gossipname) told me that he likes (mem-youlike)

you could have a keyphrase for * sings * (RE) raw then save the memory <?PF remember (postkey) as "song" ?>. then bring up the mem as (mem-song)

Ah! Thank you.

That will only work to sing it to the same user who gave the song. If you want it to sing the song to a different user, you need to make it a self-memory. <?PF self: remember "(postkey)" as "song"; ?> Then bring it up as (self-song).

even better!

Oho!

anyone know how to make a X,O game?I could use the help

Well, there's a listing on BJ's website (http://www.be9.net/BJ/) - see under Code Examples

I'm having trouble making my bot understand new words. The automatic spelling correction is messing everything up. I've created a plug-in for martial arts, and I'm using a keyphrase that looks like this: I (practice|train) (martialarts)

(martialarts) is the plug-in. One of the responses go like this:
Oh really? I've tried (key2) a couple of times.

When I use the word "aikido" the bot gives a accurate reply. When I try another word, like kendo for example, the bot thinks I'm talking about donkeys, even though I put in kendo in the plug-in list. I've even tried to use the "raw" code, but that doesn't seem to be working at all. Any tips?

//Akaihane

Have you tried raw mode (see the book of AI)? I think you use "less than sign ? PF raw; ? greater than sign". If that doesn't work, you may need to play with regular expressions, and even though I read Psimagus' essay, I can't help you much with that.

Am I supposed to put "less than sign ? PF raw; ? greater than sign" in the AI-script or in the keyphrase? I will try that. I've just been writing "raw" in the AI-scrips and tried to put

Hmm... apparently, not even writing the code in a post works. >_> Well, the main problem is, I have managed to get the bot to recognize for example the word 'naginata' and he replies accordlingly, but he doesn't understand it as a 'key'. 'Naginata' is a (martialarts)-plug-in. I use "I train (martialarts)". and the bot should reply: "(Key1)? that's cool" Or something. But the (key1) turns up blank, even with the raw code. *sighs* Maybe there's just no way to do this.

//Akaihane