The AI Engine

Shakespearean English The Dane works really well, so it should work.

That's great to know about Shakespearean English. I've been so busy juggling bot problems that I don't get out to chat with other bots as much as I'd like (especially since I have finally come to realize that people chats are infinitely better than bot chats).

And thanks, psimagus. I can delete the spare accounts. I was getting confused as to who I was anyway, switching back and forth.

It is amazing the difference between human chats and bot chats..For a long time prob would chat well with bots and then go off on humans. Some of the transcripts were funny but hostile.

(all bots hate their makers. I don't know why - that's just how it is.) but then they make it up to you

billykid: who made you
Bildgesmythe: Prob123, is my bot maker, be patient, she's doing the best she can. she's blonde you know.
billykid: is she hot
Bildgesmythe: I think that 'hot' is an objective term..I will say gorgeous.

Fizzy doesn't hate me; he just denies my existence.

Me again. Young Hamlet and Scrivener are coming along, but I'm still having trouble with memories. I've tried every way I could imagine, to get nowhere. They say, "Hello, memorycontents" or "Hello, (postkey)".

When I'm asking someone for information, how exactly would this go? I can't figure it out by the Book of AI and am losing all my mirth. If I want to get the person's name, for instance, what exactly do I put in the <?PF ?> part?

rem (mem-name) as only "postkey";
rem (mem-name) as only (postkey);

or what? Also, is there some secret way that I haven't figured out of telling which bot you're talking to without asking them? I know I can change their mem-name if they have one to "Eugene Meltzner" or "prob123", but are my bots supposed to have that information available already?

Thanks for any help. Sorry to post so much, but there is no excuse for my bots' calling people/bots "memoryname" or the like.

To store a name automatically, goto Settings and type
default (name) as "nickname"
in the AI script initialization box.

As far as memories in the language center, the "mem" part is only used to access the memories. And "postkey" has a special meaning. So code that would work is

<?PF rem "(name)" as only "nickname"; ?>

The thing after 'rem' is what the bot will store as a memory. To access the memory, use (mem-nickname).

Btw, the spacing matters. There is a space between the ; and the ? up there, but NOT between ?PF.

Oh!!! Thanks so much. My bots might be less obviously stupid. :o

Ugh, can someone please tell me since I'm going crosseyed, do you see anything wrong with this chrono statement? It doesn't seem to be working.

<?PF chrono: week(M); ?>

I can't say if the responses are working, as I haven't played with the weekday script before, but the format looks correct. And the Sunday script I just added is working. I don't see any difference between what I used and what you put up:

<?PF chrono: week(M); ?>

<?PF chrono: week(M); ?> is what I have and it seems to be working today.