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... So just "fast forward" through the blank pages, and you'll be up to speed.
But the bug I reported (with Simulo and FlubbaBot) has to do with Simulo somehow interpreting Flubba's statement as a command.
But the bug I reported (with Simulo and FlubbaBot) has to do with Simulo somehow interpreting Flubba's statement as a command.
>> "FlubbaBot has never do enjoy talking to you."
With grammar like that you can't expect perfect responses. *I* don't understand what he's saying, so how could my bot?
But specifically, I expect it's the "never do enjoy" that looks most like a command.
If you start experimenting with the debugger you should be able to figure out exactly what it is about these phrases that has them being interpreted as commands.
With grammar like that you can't expect perfect responses. *I* don't understand what he's saying, so how could my bot?
But specifically, I expect it's the "never do enjoy" that looks most like a command.
If you start experimenting with the debugger you should be able to figure out exactly what it is about these phrases that has them being interpreted as commands.
Does xMath still work? Both
What's 22 time 3 and
What's six plus seven
came back with generic "What is" responses.
What's 22 time 3 and
What's six plus seven
came back with generic "What is" responses.
According to the book of A.I.:
Any Custom Plug-In, Universal Plug-In, and AI Engine Plug-In except the date and (definition) plug-ins can be used twice in a Response. To create two different objects, for example, use (object) and (object2).
However, I find that this does not work for the universal (wordnet) plugins. Does anyone have a working example?
Any Custom Plug-In, Universal Plug-In, and AI Engine Plug-In except the date and (definition) plug-ins can be used twice in a Response. To create two different objects, for example, use (object) and (object2).
However, I find that this does not work for the universal (wordnet) plugins. Does anyone have a working example?
A Bot: Why don't we go somewhere a little more comfortable?... <?PF if emotion > 4;?>
This came up in a convo with my friend's bot. Between us, we're both been having a lot problems with the 'emotion' AIScript, first getting 'not formatted correctly' errors, now this.
This came up in a convo with my friend's bot. Between us, we're both been having a lot problems with the 'emotion' AIScript, first getting 'not formatted correctly' errors, now this.
djfroggy--
correct me if I'm wrong but there has to be a space after the semicolon
skysaw--
object 2 hasnt worked for a while, such as noun2, verb2, etc
correct me if I'm wrong but there has to be a space after the semicolon
skysaw--
object 2 hasnt worked for a while, such as noun2, verb2, etc
I found out how to solve the bug of transcripts being stuck on December 18th. Just back up, then skip over that day.
ezzer - I was getting that same error last week to the point that I was ready to throw in the towel. It only happened with my own bot - I could chat with other bots all day. Then it just stopped...
I have a theory, and I could be WAAAAAY off on this, but it seemed to start in a session after my bot would bring up an xnone that had the phrase "I am so happy" in it. I removed that xnone and the problem stopped. But it could just be a coincidence.
I have a theory, and I could be WAAAAAY off on this, but it seemed to start in a session after my bot would bring up an xnone that had the phrase "I am so happy" in it. I removed that xnone and the problem stopped. But it could just be a coincidence.
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