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Is it possible to use the He: She: He/She: It: They: Those: Us:
Topic:
that you can see in the debug mode in responses? I've noticed that they aren't always correct but still.

Has anyone seen this message before:
"NOTE: Bot doesn't want to chat with you anymore" ... or something to that effect...

Irina just told me she got that message while chatting with quazgaa. It also happened to me few times when I tried to chat with quazgaa as a Guest, or from my own homepage where the bot is embedded. Does anyone knows more about this?

MiltonO yes you can use (he|she|it|they) and just use (key1) to pick up which one.

Interzone
It has happened to me. If your bot goes off line or if you hit a hang up, you get that message.

thank you, prob123!

I'm sorry, I was a bit unclear. If you look at the debug there's a thing over the box where you can click to view explanations of all the words that you have said, that says: He: She: He/She: It: They: Those: Us:
Topic:
And as you talk it changes, for example if you say:
Have you ever met a penguin?

it instead says:
He: She: He/She:a penguin It:a penguin They: Those: Us:
Topic:

Do you know what I mean?
Sorry maybe I'm still unclear ^^

I have a keyphrase called you too , but when I chat with my bot it instead runs the responses of the keyphrase
you (adverb|) (are|were)
(I know I'm lazy for putting are and were in the same keyphrase, I will fix that one day.)
The first keyphrase is on rank 40 and the second is on 0.
Do you know why this is? Thanks in advance.

Try ^you too$ (re) raw with a rank of 40

thanks prob, it works!

Interzone -- if your bot refuses to talk to you, stick a secret word in there that ups the emotion 5 5 points

qwyjibo <?PF emo:5; ?>

You can also just try telling it you love it or something. It'll come back, but it does tend to go off from time to time.

When I use multiple (specific)'s in xfavorite, they're all the same.

Is there a way to have multiple unique (specific)'s in a response or should I just rewrite the responses?

zzrdvark, you can create two different objects in one response, derived from one and the same plug-in, such as (specific). it's really simple:

Response: Yes, i like (specific), but (specific2) is still my favourite.

this rule goes for "Any Custom Plug-In, Universal Plug-In, and AI Engine Plug-In except the date and (definition) plug-ins" (see The Book of A.I. - Bot Development- Advanced for more).

good luck!

Ah, sorry I didn't notice that note in the manual.

Thank you Interzone!