The AI Engine

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.

Same here. The Monday-keyed responses are working for Sonora.

Thanks, ladies. Could it maybe be a problem with combo script? Some of mine have, for ex:
<?PF chrono: week(M); rem "blah" as "blablah"; ?>

I mean, that SHOULDN'T be a problem as far as I know, but I'm having Monday responses pop up any old day...and my script looks just like that...

When I need two AI Scripts in the same response, I tend to put them in separate brackets. Mainly because it kept telling me there was an error in my formatting otherwise... But you could try that. *shrugs*

Hmmm...Never thought of that. It's so weird though, because I have lots of script strings in one set of brackets, formatted exactly as above, that work just fine...maybe it's something to do with with chrono statements. Anyway, I'll give that a try. Thanks again, Ulrike.

I've had a few problems with this too but I've found that if you put the chrono at the end of the statement it works. ie:

<?PF express:amused; chrono: week(SU); ?>

YAY! (still a pain to go back and change each and every one of those, but)
Woot! That works.
Ty, Rykxx