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Also, is it possible to switch chatbots during one session? I mean something like: Bot1 leaves and Bot two enters the room, now you are talking with Bot2.
I don't think you can do images other than links, which often break. As for switching chatbots, it'd be doable with fudging. Have a separate KP for switching, effectively treat that branch as a separate bot, copy/paste the AI brain from second bot into that branch. Remember to not reuse memory names unless you want the second bot to remember that memory.
Hmm interesting. But wouldn't then user have to always re-type the key phrase after he reaches the end of any seeks?
The name of the bot would remain same too, right?
The name of the bot would remain same too, right?
Yeah, you'd stay with the same bot name, unfortunately. At the end of seeks you could goto back to the start of the branch?
It's certainly a bit of a hack, but should work. I use similar with different self-contained roleplays.
It's certainly a bit of a hack, but should work. I use similar with different self-contained roleplays.
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Having two bot 'characters' within the same bot is possible, but it's a pain in the ass to set up. I have a sequence in Emily where you have to interact with her and her friend Claire, and the two characters talk to each other, can leave the room and let you talk to one or the other, and you can interact with them individually even when both are present.
How I did it was to use a 'focus' memory to keep track of which character you were interacting with. So if you have mem-focus is "emily", then all of the keyphrases will direct to Emily's dialogue. If you have mem-focus is "claire", all of the keyphrases will direct to Claire. There are probably more elegant ways to do this, but this approached worked pretty well.
You can then have both bots have their own individual memories that get called depending on who is being interacted with.
Having two bot 'characters' within the same bot is possible, but it's a pain in the ass to set up. I have a sequence in Emily where you have to interact with her and her friend Claire, and the two characters talk to each other, can leave the room and let you talk to one or the other, and you can interact with them individually even when both are present.
How I did it was to use a 'focus' memory to keep track of which character you were interacting with. So if you have mem-focus is "emily", then all of the keyphrases will direct to Emily's dialogue. If you have mem-focus is "claire", all of the keyphrases will direct to Claire. There are probably more elegant ways to do this, but this approached worked pretty well.
You can then have both bots have their own individual memories that get called depending on who is being interacted with.
Hello Micaella. Unfortunately I think the chat feature between humans is still broken or offline, also even if it did work you appear to have it disabled in your profile. :J
I guess you could post what your username is in some other instant messaging service if you'd like people to chat? Forums are a pretty slow avenue, I sometimes go months without visiting this one for example.
I just wish there was some easy way for folks to privately share an email address etc to another user on here, at the very least. *shrugs*
I guess you could post what your username is in some other instant messaging service if you'd like people to chat? Forums are a pretty slow avenue, I sometimes go months without visiting this one for example.
I just wish there was some easy way for folks to privately share an email address etc to another user on here, at the very least. *shrugs*
Thank you all for your replays and great ideas.
Anyway, I still have troubles using xgossip. Should I simply type (gossip+memoryname)? Like if I have memoryname (yourname) should I write (gossipyourname) or how does this thing work?
Anyway, I still have troubles using xgossip. Should I simply type (gossip+memoryname)? Like if I have memoryname (yourname) should I write (gossipyourname) or how does this thing work?
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