The AI Engine

That sounds like the best plan. I think it has something to do with the fact that the bot is retrieving the plug in information from an outside source which is why it can't grab it as a key.

i got the wordplay script from
http://www.square-bear.co.uk/aiml/
You type," i want to play wordplay ."I did a slight modification on the aiml script.so you have to ask her to play wordplay.I see she needs a little work.I will improve on her.I am glad people have tested her.

botmaster2000 you can fork sheila strong then make modifactions on her scripts.
use her for a base for your chatbot

How is the AI score next to my bots name calculated and how often does it update?

As far as I can tell, it's based on how much you've programmed into your bot, and it updates the day after you have worked on it.
The AI score calculations are probably a little more complicated than what I stated, but they don't tell us exactly what does into determining it, so all I know is that when you work on the bot, the AI tends to go up roughly in equal proportion to how much you worked on it.

It updates once per day. And while I'm not certain how it's calculated I BELIEVE it's based on the size of the personality file.

Which... when you think about it is kind of sad. There are bots on here with AI scores at nearly 10000 or more who don't do anything other than spew random nonsense at you.

Thanks that's really helpful.

That is kind of sad but I'm not sure how else you could programmatically indicate how 'clever' a bot will be.

Does anyone know if there is an alternative to the -5,+5 emotion scale. I was hoping to be able to increment a memory like (mem-affection)+1 or something

Body Shifter, there are two ways I know of doing this. The first is by taking a page from Tessy's handbook an utilizing his version of the logical or which is explained here: http://chatbottessy.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_21.html


A. The logical OR
AIScript has operators for logical NOT and logical AND, but not logical OR. But there are a few ways that you can get a logical OR.

You can do a logical OR in a single PF tag if there are a finite number of possible values for a memory. Suppose the possible values of (mem-grade) are A,B,C,D,F. Then
"A OR B" would be the same as "(NOT C) AND (NOT D) AND (NOT F)".





In Celine's case, you could grade where the user lies in terms of bases won. D being first base, C being second etc.

This is the most efficient use of memory I know of. The alternative being that you could use the same model as location changes to tailor responses, but that would use more memory.

In either case, the sooner you decide these things the better. There's alot of things with my bot that I would have loved to try but it's too late now since I'm in way too deep.

Wow, thank you, Tessy is exactly the kind of model I was going for. I just figured that since she hadn't been updated in forever, that I wouldn't get any info about her.

I'll get on using this model

After looking through the tips, I don't see how these could help. With Tessy it seemed to take more to get her from one level of emotion to the next. With Celine, I would like to do this because as of now you can just compliment her 5 times and she's at Max affection. It makes creating different transformations for each stage seem pointless

I don't know for certain but I imagine it went something like this. Let's say you had a bot who measured affection in terms of tacos eaten.

KP: Eat this taco.
Response: okay (+1 affection)

XNone: I like you alot so I start to transform for the first time (requires affection 5)
AI Script: if if (mem-affection) is "a";

Seek: (xnomatch)
AI script: rem "b" as only "affection"; (-5 affection)

Response: Ta=da, I have now finished my transformation.

Keyphrase: Have another taco. (+1 affection)


And then the process goes on to affection B, then C etc.

Is that what you were looking for?