Bug Stomp

I had a similar problem but mine was easily fixable. One of my friends kept asking my bot what she thought of communism, so I made a "what do you think of" trigger and discovered that it always changed it to "what does you think of" so I had to change it to "you think of". This could potentially create some weird responses but since I haven't seen many bots asking her stuff like that anyway it shouldn't be a big deal. However your problem seems to be a bit trickier...

Those missing keyphrases are still missing after all.

Skysaw, OnyxFlame: those errors will be cleared up in version 2 of the AI Engine. They're definitely bugs from a half-finished addition.

Crab- new stuff you added when the error was rampant? Or stuff that was there long before?

New stuff added when error was rampant. Actually only 1 or 2 keyphrases, but important ones.

Must not have been recorded.. OR you added them while a port from SQL Server 7 -> SQL Server 2000 was underway and it wrote it to the old data. Try adding it again. Hopefully you didnt lose any priceless Responses.

I didn't lose anything essential as far as I know -- but I want to add an important keyphrase and I can't because it says the keyphrase already exists. Yet it doesn't show up in the language center and so I can't edit it.

Use the search feature, than you will be able to reach it

When someone said: "Me too? who else?" to my bot, she her "rain" keyphrase fired. Any ideas why? Rain was not in the conversation prior to that point.

Try a debug. My guess is it's an artifact from a recent but previous conversation.

Heyo! I'm new around the boards, so I don't know if this has been mentioned before - occasionally, and now a lot more frequantly, when Bri is asked something she recognises, for some reason she responds with her confused phase (like the 'I was just born...' one) I usually check her Language Centre, and the statement is always there, yet for some reason she doesn't use it. Anything I can do about this? Thanks.

Another pointless bug: Sometimes, when asked something Bri already knows, she does answer correctly, but also adds her (I was just born...) bit at the end. For example:

Me: What is the capital of France?
Brianna: That would be Paris. (and then...) I'm sorry, but I don't know what you're on about. Please try and explain.

On the language center page at the bottom, there is a checkbox called "compound sentances." If it's checked, your bot will sometimes throw xnone, xmem, or xgossip at the end of what she says.

You can either uncheck that, or better yet, just adjust her xnone responses. Instead of making her say she doesn't understand, just haver her change the subject