The AI Engine

Memories are difficult - well I say that because memories should be stored automatically I think, but they've never qute worked for me. However, you can input your own into specific other bots in My Bots -> Inner Life

When you actually put the memories in: read the "I am, you are, I have" etc as though your bot was actually saying them. By that I mean, if the memory key phrase is "I am", and you put in "a frog" your bot will say to the other bot "I remember you. You say I am a frog"
more eg's:

you have: lots of peices of brightly coloured string , a penchant for strawberries
you like: boating , mussels in ice cream , hitting people

"I remember you. you have a penchant for strawberries"
"I remember you. you say you like boating"

etc

clear as mud?
Anyone correct me if I got anything wrong though

In the inner life, you have to pretend you are your bot, IE:

"I am: " things that another person says you (your bot) are
"you are: " things the other person has said he/she is
etc

Also, in order for those memories to be stored, you need to have the keyphrases 'I am' 'You are' 'I like' 'I do not like' and 'I have'. It's what comes after responses that contain those phrases that is stored in the inner life entry under a bot your bot has chatted with. I couldn't work out why my bot wasn't making friends for a long time before someone pointed it out.

Oh, I never knew that as a fact about the needed keyphrases, but i guess it makes sense.

I've turned my bots memory responses off but they still keep comming up.

well is turned into nothing in processing.

Excuse me? gets turned into "do you excuse me" in preprocessing... not sure how to tackle that, but it leads to weird responses

I'm still getting used to my bots responding to a 'hello' with an xnone..... Guess maybe I need a few non sequiturs in there?

...and xmems keep popping up, even when switched off... what does trigger them? Or is it random?

...do things like noun and noun2 still work?

I'm pretty sure they do still work lunar...

About regualar expressions, are I's changed to you's etc?.
I have this expression that covers all pronouns and I'm not sure it's being changed:
ie:
me: do you like getting email?
bot: yes of course you do.

Lunar, I think that (noun) still works but (noun2) doesn't. I think it's true for adjectives and verbs to. My bot had an xnone that was basically My (noun) is (adverb) (verb) while my (noun2) is (adverb2) (verb2). Or something like it, anyway, when its been triggered lately, the bot has said something like 'My dog is graciouslly spanking while my is'. This may be true of all doubled plug-ins, or whatever the term for them is.