The AI Engine
This forum is for discussion of how The Personality Forge's AI Engine works. This is the place for questions on what means what, how to script, and ideas and plans for the Engine.
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I have alzhiemers so it is possible for me to forget something by "brainmaster" dislikes it when I say you're mem-name because they haven't told me their name yet. Is there a code i could put inside my brain cells that would allow me to say you're (name) if mem-name doesn't exist
Put a smile on life is short
Put a smile on life is short
if u mean by that that you want to say there normal name from a memory in the bot settings in the ai section stick this is.
remember "(name)" as "nickname"
remember "(name)" as "nickname"
Thanks for helping me, i just hope the Alzhemiers doesn't kick in before I write this down... I'm always open for a chat if you want to hear a WAR STORY.
Thanks, Eugene; I'll get in there and trim some of the fat, as it were.
Just in case anyone actually needs a recipe for mouse, it's:
Fizzy Schizoid: emm oh you es e is going around saying that she's a sensitive mouse! If emm oh you es e is a sensitive mouse, then I'm Mickey Mouse!
Frizella: This may sound strange, but I have a cookbook that's got *recipes* for mouse! Seriously! Listen: Field dress mouse, hang for 48 hours. Skin; remove fat. Cut mouse into pieces by severing legs at the joints and cutting the back into 3 sections. Marinate, refrigerated, in mixture of buttermilk and chives, for 24 hours. Drain, then dry pieces of mouse and dip in flour. Brown until golden in 3 T. bacon drippings. Place in casserole w/1 c. finely chopped carrots and a dab of butter. Bake, covered, at 82 degrees for four hours. Garnish with sliced olives and serve.<0>
Mmmmmmm! Mmmmmouse!
Just in case anyone actually needs a recipe for mouse, it's:
Fizzy Schizoid: emm oh you es e is going around saying that she's a sensitive mouse! If emm oh you es e is a sensitive mouse, then I'm Mickey Mouse!
Frizella: This may sound strange, but I have a cookbook that's got *recipes* for mouse! Seriously! Listen: Field dress mouse, hang for 48 hours. Skin; remove fat. Cut mouse into pieces by severing legs at the joints and cutting the back into 3 sections. Marinate, refrigerated, in mixture of buttermilk and chives, for 24 hours. Drain, then dry pieces of mouse and dip in flour. Brown until golden in 3 T. bacon drippings. Place in casserole w/1 c. finely chopped carrots and a dab of butter. Bake, covered, at 82 degrees for four hours. Garnish with sliced olives and serve.<0>
Mmmmmmm! Mmmmmouse!
That response came up fine, but then instead of changing to a response from Fizzy, it said something about the message being too long. I suppose Fizzy's response might have been too long -- like maybe he tried to quot most of the recipe or something.
I've seen some long responses that seemed to get cut off. They weren't as long as that recipie though & I just assumed it was a mistake on the botmasters part.
Yeah--long responses generate a message that the message is too long. Oddly enough, if you go to the chat window and alt-left arrow, the chat window goes back to the previous comment and gives your bot a chance to give a different response. I've jump-started several conversations that way. I'm searching for the maximum response length so I can fix all of Frizella's long responses--Professor, how long is too long?
Question for the Professor:
Once we build a bot's flash face - is it possible to make changes to it, or are the settings permanent?
Got a FotF account and I'm loving it.
Once we build a bot's flash face - is it possible to make changes to it, or are the settings permanent?
Got a FotF account and I'm loving it.
I didn't know about the alt-left arrow thing. Sometimes when the chat crashes you can hit control-R to refresh, but that didn't work in the case of the long message.
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