The AI Engine

Yeah, I think it may be rarer than once in a blue moon.

Maybe Sublimunse is in a universe full of blue moons, don't know, his seeks in xinitiate always get picked up by the engine.

Well, I'm not sure what the problem itself is but you can get rid of the im in the keyphrase because when you put in I'm, the bot splits it up into I am before deciding on it's response, as it does with all contractions

Edit: You sure that (key2) shouldn't be (key1) btw? Also, do you have responses to that keyphrase? otherwise I'm lost

Speaking of problems, I replaced a phrase on my bot, but the old phrase comes up in its old place in the cycle, and the new phrase doesn't come up at all

Go to your bots setting page and in the Ai box copy and paste this
default (name) as "name"

make keyphrases for
my name is (*),call me (*),refer to me as (*),my nickname is (*),mind calling me (*) etc
in the ai script box
rem (key1) as only "name"

I found making my own plug in for names worked better, perhaps there is a problem with (allnames)

prob123: hello
prob: Merry meet.
prob123: My name is scott
prob: Ok, cool. Scott
prob123: what's my name
prob: Isn't your name Scott?

You can't use "im" you would have to make that a regex. use the I am and the ai engine will translate the I'm

It could be that there are too many entries in (allnames). Shorter plugins seem to me to be more reliable, but I don't use them much so I'm not sure.

I split (allnames) into 5 personal plugin lists back in February. Those failed too

But anyway.. Let me ignore the "I'm (allnames) things and try just fix..

My name is (allnames)

I will try an experiment and keep adding names to a new plugin until the damned thing stops recognizing the plugin and reverts to the xnone.

I will then count how many name I can pack into that sumbitch and go from there.

how do you check for anything said with regex? i want my bot to ignore what he said and continue on with the story without using xnone statements

and can someone tell me why my bot says something that i'snt programmed at all? theres been 7 occurences of this same statement. only about war and after that statement 'what are you wearing'. i didnt give her that.

Guest2820: what are you wearing
LusciousLexie: I fought for the Canadian army in world war II

The AI engine will cover for "what" questions if you don't have a keyphrase for it.
A story bot will break with the story if people repeat the same answer like "yes" more than once. I don't think there is a way around it.