The AI Engine

And just to clarify, writing <?PF once; ?> is the same as checking the "1" box next to the response?

I don't use the language center, but yes I believe that is the case.

Does anyone know of a way to make a memory that becomes the specific day that a response was last triggered?

I've tested it - you can put year, month, and day of week into a memory. (A plugin for the day number seems to be missing - I didn't find anything like that in the Book of AI. But you can make use of 31 phrases with the AI scripts "<?PF chrono: day(1); ?>" to "<?PF chrono: day(31); ?>". But that's lots of copy 'n paste ...)

What I didn't find is a way to calculate how many days ago that was.

If a bot is experiencing wacky, unstable emotions, could that be due to some sort of emotion bleedover from another conversation?

I would like to include a sound file in the script, is it possible ?

While I completely understand why it was set up the way it is, I would like the ability to override the AI engine's processing of greetings (hi, hello, etc) after the beginning of the conversation as BLAB, and write my own responses. Is there a way that could be done with rankings?

I would love to get rid of blab.

I don't mind the automatic functions of the AI engine, I'd just prefer to be able to override them.

Could we have keywords like xblab, xrepeat, and xhello2, please?

How do you use bot memories to change responses? For example, if I have a bot with multiple locations they can be chatted with, if one location allows the bot to buy a drink, and the other does not, how do I use the memory to make an if/else statement? Pseudocode!

if (Bot IS at Bar)
buy beer
else
pet llama

for example ^>^

Figured it out! gotta save the memory and do <?PF if (mem-memoryname) is "memoryvalue"; ?>

Yay for reading the whole Book of AI, lol.

When filling the xfavorite keyword of one of my bots it came to my mind I'd like to have a (specific2) plugin there.