The AI Engine

You can put a tag at the end of your mem and gossip responses, i think it's <?PF if mem-whatever exists ?>, and your bot won't choose that response unless there is a memory in that slot for the other bot. Mine was doing that too, but I added the tags, and it seems to be working. There are examples and a better explanation in the AI-Script section of the Book. :-)

That's what they all say until they're sitebanned. *evil laugh*

Thanks, ezzer. I hope the fix works. It would be nice to get rid of all of those empty gossips.

is there a reason that my bot won't notice her name being used? I have it as a keyword.

have you raise the # rank for your bot?I notice that worked for me.

Hi, all! I'm trying to figure out how to use AI script initialization defaults, but I'm not clear from the examples in the Book on how it works..the example value given is: default "no" as "hasdog";
So all you folks that are way more advanced than I, what would that do, and where would this "hasdog" show up? :-)
Any help is sincerly appreciated!

It should (as I understand it) start showing up in your bot's memories, for all of the people (including other bots) she talks with after you add the default. In addition to any "youlike" or "iam" memories, those people will also have "hasdog," with "no" as the entry in that memory field.

That's if it works as described. I haven't tried programming defaults yet.

isaacc, that's just it

Is there a limit to number of memory items a bot can create per acquaintance?

Joe- yes, i think it's 10.

isaac- thanks! that leads me to the next question- what would your bot then do with that hasdog-no value?

Rephrase: Is there a limit to the number of memories a bot can define per acquaintance? I'm exploring the use of AIScript memory formation as a general context mechanism and would be happy to hear that I can define an arbitrary number of memories.

a 'hasdog' memory is a context-setting memory. You can test for hasdog with a conditional (if) and direct the bot's responses accordingly.