The AI Engine
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is there a way to delete memories from something like this?
what i want to do is delete all the memories from a particular user
with the keyphrase forget me?
(m:i_like) to eat (np)
i did not know you liked to eat (key1)
rem (key1) as "youdesireeat-like-np"
what i want to do is delete all the memories from a particular user
with the keyphrase forget me?
(m:i_like) to eat (np)
i did not know you liked to eat (key1)
rem (key1) as "youdesireeat-like-np"
@palacinkyman -5 and 5 should be easy, just set it to affect emotion by relative -10 or 10 lol.
Otherwise I'd say to hit a specific emotion, it *might* be possible if you make a ton of keyphrase replies, each with its own "required emotional state to trigger" equal to X (for every possible value of X), and for each reply you'd set AIscript to alter their emotional state by D-X where D is the state you desire.
Example: if you want emotional state to be 3, you could have 11 replies (one for each state they might already be in) and say the -2 reply would increase emotion by 5, the 5 reply would decrease by 2, etc.
Otherwise I'd say to hit a specific emotion, it *might* be possible if you make a ton of keyphrase replies, each with its own "required emotional state to trigger" equal to X (for every possible value of X), and for each reply you'd set AIscript to alter their emotional state by D-X where D is the state you desire.
Example: if you want emotional state to be 3, you could have 11 replies (one for each state they might already be in) and say the -2 reply would increase emotion by 5, the 5 reply would decrease by 2, etc.
I have command for user to reset whole memory of the bot if they wish to. Well, all manually stored memories. And I wanted to also reset their emotional status to 0 without need to add new seeks.
does your reset script palacinkyman include resetting scripts like this.
(m:i_like) to eat (np)
i did not know you liked to eat (key1)
rem (key1) as "youdesireeat-like-np"
(m:i_like) to eat (np)
i did not know you liked to eat (key1)
rem (key1) as "youdesireeat-like-np"
More like this:
rem (name) as only "your-name";
rem "none" as only "wish";
rem "none" as only "user-likes";
rem "normal" as only "typeofplace";
rem "cannot" as only "leave";
rem "not_achieved" as only "leftcave";
...
rem (name) as only "your-name";
rem "none" as only "wish";
rem "none" as only "user-likes";
rem "normal" as only "typeofplace";
rem "cannot" as only "leave";
rem "not_achieved" as only "leftcave";
...
Is it possible to store a number value that can change as a memory, like weight for example?
Any memory value can change, including numbers. But if you're talking about the ability to do math on memories, that's something I'm going to be adding in the near future.
Yea, like the character I'm building right now will gain and/or lose weight, plus her belly size will change...that's what I need the number memories for.
am i doing this right or am i missing something?
cause us to appear to *
we both appear at (postkey). 'looks at you'
(m:where) are we
we are in (recent-do)
cause us to appear to *
we both appear at (postkey). 'looks at you'
(m:where) are we
we are in (recent-do)
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