Bug Stomp

oh I missed that.

If you check Debug, you'll see both the raw input and the processed input:

This Phrase: "do you want to have some fun"
This Phrase (raw): " Wanna have some fun?

This is one of the really helpful features of Debug--when you have a keyphrase that you just swear should work because you're entering it in chat EXACTLY the way you set it up in the language center, you can bet that you'll find it being modified in processing.

hi the proffessor do you think you can update the search?

It will help finding the latest bots

oh yeah I also have a question if I made a bot about a cartoon character would it be counted as copyright or no?

warrior25 why don't you make up your own cartoon character by watching cartoons to get some ideas.then make a chatbot out of that.

I am just asking if it is against copyright? because I want to make a pokemon bot

okay

It's fine to base your bot on a fictional character. These bots aren't monetized.

where is amtrack mall keyphrase does not trigger my response.

bobstack, check Debug to see how that input is being processed. My guess is that "amtrack" is being changed to something else by the language processing--look for "This phrase:" and "This phrase (raw)" in the Debug screen, and you'll probably find the problem. You can add AIscript "raw" to your keyphrase if you want to prevent the input from being processed, or change your keyphrase to match what the input gets changed to. You will probably have to experiment a little to resolve it.

I plugged it in to Debug and it is being changed in processing:
This Phrase: "where is am track mall"
This Phrase (raw): " Where is amtrack mall? "

The "am" part becomes a verb in the brain of the processor, sending it down a different language path.