The AI Engine

bobstack:
"is there a way to count how many times
a person asks a stupid question?
And then have a certain response after the person asks a stupid question for that many times?"

How I would do that is write a keyphrase to catch the stupid question.

Then have the first response be whatever answer you'd have for the first time, with this in the AI line: if (mem-stupidq) does not exist; remember "1" as only "stupidq";

Have the second response, with this in the AI line: if (mem-stupidq) is "1";remember "2" as only "stupidq";

Then the third response with this in the AI line: if (mem-stupidq) is "2"; remember "3" as only "stupidq";


You could continue it for as many steps as you want like that, but just make the last one something like "The answer isn't going to change, no matter how many times you ask, jerk!"


Not a very elegant way of handling it maybe, but hopefully it helps.

SubliminalSkye, this has helped me allot lol allot, allot..

I could write it as a test kp and have guests use it to test it out.
but I was wondering:

if the generated memory from the : if (mem-stupidq) does not exist; remember "1" as only "stupidq";

does a fresh stupidq 1 spawn for each person?
Or is it stored for all people. so if a new person askes the question it would
already be stored as stupidq 1-5

Pretty sure its the former now after checking the mems... odd though i thought it set it as a self mem the first time initiated it..

There are two types of memories, self-memories and standard memories. Self memories persist across users, AFAIK, though I don't dabble in those, and regular memories do not. There isn't an if (mem-stupidq) does not exist, afaik, so set mem-stupidq to 0 in your initialization, and if (mem-stupidq) is "0". No loops, other than accidental infinite loops from gotos getting a user stuck on one response.

yeah there is a "does not exist statement" in ai script. iv used it in a few tests and the the whole:

if (mem-stupidq) does not exist; remember "1" as only "stupidq";
and adding the is and rem as only
if (mem-stupidq) is "1";remember "2" as only "stupidq";
has been a big help understanding allot of the scripting concepts.

As for not looping on last statment iv just used the if 4(or w/e last response # is) rem 1 as only. and if (mem-memory) does not exist is used, it stores the mem (somewhere) for that user as "memory" 1

like I said : could of swore I seen a mem save for this test under what should be self-memory, but maybe I imagined it lol
CAN CONFIRM: that its saved under mem lol. (unless something fkes up lol)

hopefully my last noobi question. lol

is there a simple addition AIscript with out having to state current value?

like add +1 to (mem-memory) or rem (mem-memory) +1
or maybe something like add 1 to (mem-memory)
or even a solid counter plugin
(can you add script to p:_plug-ins?)

ill keep experimenting, if I find anything ill post it here.

still could use a counter script +- on a number if its a thing let me know,
im sure there is some kind of counter script in the ai just need to know the command impute.

also would like to know if there is a way other than (mem-name) to use: if (name) is "name"

Lol pro tip:

go to google
and type personality forge (what your looking for)

allot of stuff iv asked has been asked before.
guessing smaller the query the better the match though.

if(mem-pretty) exists;
no compound
is this correct?
it won't let me put my script in.




remember "verysexy" as "pretty"

i just remembered i cannot copy and paste scripts.

I dont think the exists; works with allot of stuff, I could go though my scrips but there starting to add up but i feel like i have used it, but more than likely i used if (mem) does not exist or if (mem) is and just did that again for doubels (and or statements..?) kinda lol

so it would be if (mem-pretty) does not exits , then not only would it run that seek or kp but you can add rem pretty as whatever

you can also use the kp as an and or to trigger a mem or response
ex: (all|this|stuff) then rem key 1 as and then then use it as an if statement

but for real that thing is said about gooiging this site and what you want to know helps, like when i couldn't get the yes or no to work. i googled xnomatch cause i thought it was conflicting and i guess it kinda way but thats were I found out raw fixes it.


what is the [0,0] numbers stuffs like this next to stuffs though i have seen tons of it in forums but everyone acts like its common knoldge so they dont explain it. im guessing its part of the old school scripting?

[0,0] is used after a keyphrase or seek when working offline. One of the numbers is the rank, the other is the emotion change.