The AI Engine

response=(p:dinnerfoods)
rem "food" as only "sheeating";
self: rem "(p:dinnerfoods)" as only "food"



response=i am eating (self-food)
if (mem-lilaithxisdoing) is "gfood";
if (mem-sheeating) is "food";
if (self-food) exists;

Thanks, bobstack; that got me on the right track. Frizella is now insulting me as she did before, the sweet thing.

database error keeps on displaying and i have to click on refresh. With all the chatbots on personilityforge when i chat with them request fails.

So, the once AIScript. It's used for responses, so I'm wondering what the *actual* use for this is. Yes, you can use it for stuff that only shows once, but there's no guarantee of the response with once triggering first? This feels really niche and useless, honestly; I'm using it for voting via a mangled method to stop one person voting many times, but that's all the use I can see unless it has an undocumented feature of prioritizing that response? And you can't even use ranks to up it, because they're for KPs/Seeks, not responses!

it could be used to show you what is in a particular room and eat while talking.

oops i got it confused with x none.

it is used in your chatbot with x none to stop asking a question over and over.
And in a response to stop having your chatbot ask a question over and over again.
if a chatbot asks a question over and over again that would be annoying and repetitive i think.

Makes sense on xnone and the like. Just feels like you've got two responses, one with once and one for afterwards, and you're not guaranteed the once one first. So you're better off using throw away variables for that.

'once' is pretty much useless, IMHO. I used to use it for similar situations in xnones, but have stopped doing so once I realized that your bot remembers that once has been hit forever... it doesn't seem possible to reset the flag, even if the user logs out and goes away for a long time or whatever. You're better off just using a memory to do the same job.

would having the chatbots handle multiple choice questions be a good idea?

@bobstack
Shouldn't be too hard to set up. I think the only thing that would be kind of a nuisance is that PF doesn't have a way to add or subtract numbers together, so there isn't really an elegant way to keep score other than a very painful brute force memory solution.

i mean questions like.
which of these things is a food? glass,metal,slime,grapes,peanuts or wood