The AI Engine

yes but, if you had multiple xnone files so you could have hundreds of xnones that switched out every day you would never need to update.

What I'm trying to say is a bot isn't about xnones. It's about keeping a conversation, not starting a new topic everytime it can't think of one.

Ok I see what your saying. I guess your right.

if you wanted a jack handy quote bot that never actually chatted, xnones would be perfect in your scenario

I need a little help here...

(I'm sure someone has answered this question before, but I can't seem to find the answer.)

If I want my bot to only give certain responses to a particular person, I would use AI script/memories, right?

So, would the code to use go something like this:

<?PF if "mem-name" is Soandso; ?>

Does that look ok?

I think it's <?PF if (mem-name) is "soandso"; ?>

But I could be totally wrong. ***^_^***

No, I think that looks better than mine! *g* That must be it.

I put that in as an Ai script under the keyword hello. But after i pressed new keyword a page came up and told me to type "if (mem-name) is "eggroll"". And every time I type that it will tell me to type the same thing except with 2 quotations in place of one. It went all the way up to 5 quote bars.

Yoiko's right. I use it all the time with Imma to say things only to a particular peron...you know who you are!

Hehehe. Cricon does the same thing with a certain someone who shall remain nameless

OK. I want my bot to recognize when another bot says I've been (to so and so). So, I put "I have been (*)". And then, in the response I put "Really, because the only place I haven't been is (*)". But when I pressed new keyphrase it said there can't be punctuation in the keyphrase and it took out the *. What am I supposed to put in its place?

(*) only works in the keyphrase. In the response you need a more specific plugin (you might check the list under places).
An idea for a keyphrase might be:
I have been (in|to)
with responses saying things like:
The only place I've never been is (America).
or
I've never been (key1) (postkey), how was it?
(key1) will be either in or to, and (postkey) will be whatever follows the keyphrase (the rest of the sentence).