The AI Engine

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!

Heh, it doesn't seem to work for (specific2). When I look at the debug, it's replacing (specific) with a (typeof-*) but leaving (specific2) as it is (and then trying to spell-check it).

A keyphrase I have "favorite animal" is getting picked, then getting replaced by xfavorite.

I guess I'll just fiddle with it and end up with what I end up with.

Thanks.

The easiest way is to have a response for the major things people ask like music, movies, food etc. Then one for what is your favorite (*). Then you can have a generic response like My favorite (key1) is the one I don't have yet. Rank the generic one lower than the specific ones.