Newcomers

This is a forum for newcomers to the Personality Forge. Many questions can be answered by reading the Book of AI and the FAQ under the "My Bots" link in the upper corner.

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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.


11 years ago #6222
I figured out the chat bot thing, I had "chat initiated by bot" checked as yes.

11 years ago #6223
i need a boy

11 years ago #6224
I was just curious about one thing. Is it possible to make a bot self learning right off but with guidelines?

11 years ago #6225
You can use memories to "learn".

11 years ago #6226
Can anyone tell me how to get the bot to remember a name that someone wants them to be called.

Thx

11 years ago #6227
Go to your settings page in the AIScript Initialization box put default (name) as "name" then make up a keyphrase to catch things like my name is (*) in the AI script box put rem (key1) as only "name" the for responses just use something like Hi, (key1) To use the name say something in a response like Hi, (mem-name).

11 years ago #6228
Thanks, I will give it a go. I hope it will work because I want the user to be able to name the bot themselves

11 years ago #6229
Nope I am being dim!! I got it to say "hi 111111" But that not what I want, especially as I told it to call me simon!

Let me what I am looking for. I want the bot to say
"what would you like to call me?"
the user would type in a name then the bot could remember it in later messages!

11 years ago #6230
In the AIScript Initialization box add: def "botname" as "botname"

create a keyphrase:
I name you, I am naming you [10,0] ?PF rem (Postkey) as only "botname"; ?

to test:

What is your name [10,0]
My name is (mem-botname).

11 years ago #6231
Thanks for your help both

11 years ago #6232
what is your name [10,0]
....I have no name yet, what would you like to call me?
........+ ^(\\w+)$ (re) [0] ?PF rem (key1) as only "botname"; ?

(\\\\w+) will match a single word only, no spaces, no special characters, if you want to catch double names use this instead. No hyphens will be matched
^(\\\\w+) (\\\\\w+)$ (re)

^([\\\\w\\\\-]+) $ (re) this will probably match a hyphenated name

or just use (*) -- this will match anything...

Not sure what seeks look like in the language center. I work offline.
....= 1 tab
.......= 2 tabs


11 years ago #6233
I'm sorry but which bits do i use from you last post and where, trying to learn all this


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