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Why does my bot say "I have too many gotos in a row." and how can I stop it (or him, her, as the case may be) doing so?
thanks
thanks
Any ideas on why when I ask questions on a bot I've built some questions work, but when I test them on another account they don't?
Too many variables here, memories, rank, emotion. Debug on both accounts will give you an indication of how the response was selected
Turns out the variable was me being an idiot ;p
Got it working now. Starting to dabble with memory based responses, should be able to do some cool things with it hopefully
Got it working now. Starting to dabble with memory based responses, should be able to do some cool things with it hopefully
Agreed. No matter how much you think you know of, there's always more to learn. I'm making good progress on Araya Vs now. Could definitely use some feedback from people though.
Anyone able to help me before I go crazy!?
I'm writing a scenario where a user drops Araya off at the end of a date, and earns here phone number.
My script is
'forget "memorycontents" from "mem-your-date";
remember "yes" as "gotmynumber"
The memory is saved, and I created a second key to clear the memory for testing purposes, but its not working.
forget "yes" from "mem-gotmynumber"
Am I overlooking something. The whole thing is frustration me no end. It's the first time I've tried doing this. I basically need to make the memory internal, with no input from the user.
I'm writing a scenario where a user drops Araya off at the end of a date, and earns here phone number.
My script is
'forget "memorycontents" from "mem-your-date";
remember "yes" as "gotmynumber"
The memory is saved, and I created a second key to clear the memory for testing purposes, but its not working.
forget "yes" from "mem-gotmynumber"
Am I overlooking something. The whole thing is frustration me no end. It's the first time I've tried doing this. I basically need to make the memory internal, with no input from the user.
Statement: forget "memorycontents";
Example: forget "hungry" from "you-are-adj";
Example: forget (key1) from "you-are-np";
From the boai it seems the "mem-" part is not needed in "mem-gotmynumber":
Example: forget "hungry" from "you-are-adj";
Example: forget (key1) from "you-are-np";
From the boai it seems the "mem-" part is not needed in "mem-gotmynumber":
Perfect, thanks. Next stupid questioned
I have make/female responses that work fine. Unless its a guest chatting. Is there a non gender specific memory I can use, or would I have to make one?
I have make/female responses that work fine. Unless its a guest chatting. Is there a non gender specific memory I can use, or would I have to make one?
You could have the bot ask them for their gender in the following x-keywords, together with the seeks I posted about in Newcomers the bot should be fine:
xintroduce: This is used when a Bot starts a conversation with someone it has never spoken with before. It will generally contain an introduction of some sort.
xhello: This is used as a response to a conversation started by someone else.
xintroduce: This is used when a Bot starts a conversation with someone it has never spoken with before. It will generally contain an introduction of some sort.
xhello: This is used as a response to a conversation started by someone else.
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