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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
palacinkyman
4 years ago
4 years ago
I am still doing something wrong! This is so frustrating.
So I have:
xnone
seek: *
respone: blah blah
AI script: rem (key1) as only "rating-plus"
raiting-plus is only because I already have phrase for getting rating with rem (postkey), which works perfectly fine.
So I have:
xnone
seek: *
respone: blah blah
AI script: rem (key1) as only "rating-plus"
raiting-plus is only because I already have phrase for getting rating with rem (postkey), which works perfectly fine.
leeban1873
3 years ago
3 years ago
heyy can someone assist me in using sheba the were lioness .. from your own experience of course
leeban1873
3 years ago
3 years ago
hey does some one know how to see the responses programmed for the chatbot someone else made
Emily Jones
3 years ago
3 years ago
@leeban1873
It depends on how she is scripted... it may not be possible to avoid being eaten.
There is no way to see the internal logic of other people's bots.
It depends on how she is scripted... it may not be possible to avoid being eaten.
There is no way to see the internal logic of other people's bots.
palacinkyman
3 years ago
3 years ago
How can I forget one specific memory?
For example if i had memory: typeofplace: neighborhood, shoppingmall, clothesstore ; and I wanted to forget only "clothesstore".
For example if i had memory: typeofplace: neighborhood, shoppingmall, clothesstore ; and I wanted to forget only "clothesstore".
bobstack
3 years ago
3 years ago
scripts do not allow your chatbot to remember more than one thing.unless they are remembering a user name.
Maryguise
3 years ago
3 years ago
I expect you can remember multiple things in one AIScript - else rem only X as Y would be redundant compared to rem X as Y. Not tried it, though.
Your usage there is odd. May I ask why you're using memories for places that exist? can't see what you'd gain from your usage. Hmm, maybe if you're wanting to open up areas depending on what the user's found, but that would be better with one variable per location, IMO, because it's a pain with many.
Anyway, have a bunch of responses depending on what the AIScript is. So:
x <?PF if (mem-typeofplace) is neighbourhood; if (mem-typeofplace) is shoppingmall; if (mem-typeofplace) is (clothesstore); rem "shoppingmall" as only "typeofplace"; rem "neighbourhood" as "typeofplace" ?>
Repeated for all values of neighbourhood and shoppingmall being in/not in, and the rem values being done appropriately to rebuild the values stored as they were before. Done as working offline formatting, drop the <?PF and ?> and put the stuff between into the AIScript box if working online.
Your usage there is odd. May I ask why you're using memories for places that exist? can't see what you'd gain from your usage. Hmm, maybe if you're wanting to open up areas depending on what the user's found, but that would be better with one variable per location, IMO, because it's a pain with many.
Anyway, have a bunch of responses depending on what the AIScript is. So:
x <?PF if (mem-typeofplace) is neighbourhood; if (mem-typeofplace) is shoppingmall; if (mem-typeofplace) is (clothesstore); rem "shoppingmall" as only "typeofplace"; rem "neighbourhood" as "typeofplace" ?>
Repeated for all values of neighbourhood and shoppingmall being in/not in, and the rem values being done appropriately to rebuild the values stored as they were before. Done as working offline formatting, drop the <?PF and ?> and put the stuff between into the AIScript box if working online.
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