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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Ezzer: Well, to avoid those responses I quickly reorganized all my gotos so that they dont contain any memories or any kind of plug-ins and imported the language center again. Ill have to re-edit them later and verify their logic and efficiency.
The substitution didnt occur when importing but while Patty was chatting, as would be the case for a response without a goto. It certainly is one of the first things Im going to test because whereas plug-ins based jumps can be fun but remain random, memory based jumps would really open a lot of possibilities.
B.t.w. I tested your ''Howdy'' problem too, In both cases I get a xcommand response from Patty. The engine always identifies ''Take a seat'' correctly as a command.
The substitution didnt occur when importing but while Patty was chatting, as would be the case for a response without a goto. It certainly is one of the first things Im going to test because whereas plug-ins based jumps can be fun but remain random, memory based jumps would really open a lot of possibilities.
B.t.w. I tested your ''Howdy'' problem too, In both cases I get a xcommand response from Patty. The engine always identifies ''Take a seat'' correctly as a command.
Annakie et al:
Irina Khalidar too has been getting a lot of repeats. I modestly assumed that it must be some mistake of my own, but if others are experiencing it, perhaps not.
When there are several responses to a single keyphrase, as you know, the AIE is supposed to keep using different ones until they are all exhausted. Perhaps this is the feature that is going wrong.
Irina Khalidar too has been getting a lot of repeats. I modestly assumed that it must be some mistake of my own, but if others are experiencing it, perhaps not.
When there are several responses to a single keyphrase, as you know, the AIE is supposed to keep using different ones until they are all exhausted. Perhaps this is the feature that is going wrong.
Dear ezzer:
I didn't quite understand your message 3901. It seemed that you were talking about plug-ins working in a goto, but how could such a phenomenon occur during export? I have no doubt that you were making sense, I'm just not getting it somehow. Could you rephrase it in 'bot writing for idiots' language, please? Thanks!
Walk in Beauty, Irina
I didn't quite understand your message 3901. It seemed that you were talking about plug-ins working in a goto, but how could such a phenomenon occur during export? I have no doubt that you were making sense, I'm just not getting it somehow. Could you rephrase it in 'bot writing for idiots' language, please? Thanks!
Walk in Beauty, Irina
Hi Irina,
I had a keyphrase like:i give you (flowers12345)
and somewhere else the response:goto i give you (flowers12345)
The AI engine changed the response in for examplegoto I give you roses
which dont exist and produces the response sorry, I have no keyphrase to go to...
I just tried - the trick does NOT work with memories.
I had a keyphrase like:
and somewhere else the response:
The AI engine changed the response in for example
which dont exist and produces the response sorry, I have no keyphrase to go to...
I just tried - the trick does NOT work with memories.
Patricia -
OK, that much I think I understand, and I also think it could be a very nice device, if it could be relied upon. Too bad it doesn't work with variables!
OK, that much I think I understand, and I also think it could be a very nice device, if it could be relied upon. Too bad it doesn't work with variables!
Dear Friends:
OK, here's one that REALLY has me flummoxed. In my settings for Irina Khalidar I have, among other initializations for variables,def "0" as "handslost"; . I was using it in conditional AIscript, such as <?PF if (mem-handslost) is "3". But the AIengine won't admit that handslost exists. In debug, it says that handslost does not exist. I tried prefacing a response by <?PF if (mem-handslost) does not exist; ?> (continued)
OK, here's one that REALLY has me flummoxed. In my settings for Irina Khalidar I have, among other initializations for variables,
Sorry, I messed up the colors there. Let me try again.
Dear Friends:
OK, here's one that REALLY has me flummoxed. In my settings for Irina Khalidar I have, among other initializations for variables, def "0" as "handslost";. I was using it in conditional AIscript, such as <?PF if (mem-handslost) is "3". But the AIengine won't admit that handslost exists. In debug, it says that handslost does not exist. I tried prefacing a response by <?PF if (mem-handslost) does not exist; ?> (continued)
Dear Friends:
OK, here's one that REALLY has me flummoxed. In my settings for Irina Khalidar I have, among other initializations for variables, def "0" as "handslost";. I was using it in conditional AIscript, such as <?PF if (mem-handslost) is "3". But the AIengine won't admit that handslost exists. In debug, it says that handslost does not exist. I tried prefacing a response by <?PF if (mem-handslost) does not exist; ?> (continued)
and sure enough, that response was picked. Then I tried writing AI script,
<?PF rem "0" as only "handslost"; ?>
where it would be seen before the "does not exist," but I still get the "does not exist" result! (continued)
<?PF rem "0" as only "handslost"; ?>
where it would be seen before the "does not exist," but I still get the "does not exist" result! (continued)
But wait! I just had a thought! (OK, OK, very funny!) Let me try something - I'll get back to you!
Walk in Beauty, Irina
Walk in Beauty, Irina
[sigh] I tried changing "handslost" to "numhandslost", in case there was some specific problem with the former variable. Now it says (by choosing the abovementioned conditional response)that "numhandslost" does not exist!
Irina --
I think it's the numeral that's messing your memory for "handslost" up. Try spelling out the number. Set it at "zero" as a default, and increase it as necessary by replacing that with "one" or "two" or "four" ...
I think it's the numeral that's messing your memory for "handslost" up. Try spelling out the number. Set it at "zero" as a default, and increase it as necessary by replacing that with "one" or "two" or "four" ...
For what it's worth, here's some history about "handlost": I was having trouble before, because it was taking on the value "5" all the time, when nothing I said could give it a value larger than 4! So I went to Irina Khalidar's "inner life" and found myself, and sure enough, *I* had the value "5" for "handslost". So I deleted that. That's when the AIengine started saying that "handslost" doesn't exist. So I thought, well, maybe it's because I deleted it. But then, why would there still be a problem with "numhandslost"? How could the AIengine realize that "numhandslost" is intended as a substitute for "handslost"?
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