The AI Engine

I mean that I want the responses themselves to trigger removal of memories. I don't see any way to do this in the AI script, but if anyone knows how, it would be appreciated.

And yes, I'm not a nice person....

The only way I know to "delete" memories with script is to have a rem "(X)" as only (Y) in the AIScript. It will get rid of anything previously stored in (Y), and replace it with (X) (a common default value is "none"). *shrugs* Not exactly what you wanted, but as close as I know how to do. I don't think there's any way to delete just one value from the memory (which WOULD be handy).

thanks, that's pretty much the conclusion that I came to. An unrem command to remove a memory from the list would be really useful to me.

I think I've got the answer...use rem as only to replace the memories! It kills them all, but works for some of what I need.

but calendale you have no bots?

None that I'm willing to release under my name yet.

but calendale you have no bots?

no "un-hidden" bots...

aww. why not? why bother keep them hiden. i'd like to talk to them

Would someone take LM aside and discuss some of Calandale's hobbies...?

LM, Calandale's not kid friendly. No offense, kiddo, but if he did start some of his usual conversations with you or your bots,HAVING BEEN PUT ON NOTICE YOU ARE A CHILD it would probably break laws protecting children from sexual harrassment, or at least, give authorities cause to give him more attention than he probably wants.

As long as he sticks to the "Adult" bots and respects bot masters like Mick (and I) who would rather not deal with that kind of thing, it shouldn't be a problem, but I'm not nominating him for a big brother program. (Sorry Calandale--just the truth).

I've tried to get memories to completely erase themselves a few times, but the most you can do is get it down to nothing. (no spaces even), but it just won't delete the memory itself. A command for that could be useful.

There also seems to be a limit on how many rems you can fire in a command. I have a huge suite of conversation that hinges on firing multiple rems, and in the debugger it appears that only the first one is actually firing. Argh!

I'm also finding that my def "X" as only "Y" is not working. It adds "X" but does not erase the previous "Y" values. Discouraging.

M