Bug Stomp
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I wasn't watching but just letting my bot chat with another and decided to peek in and the window just said "Message too long."
Either I'm doing something wrong (very likely!) or the AI script isn't working properly.
In my xgossip I have the following programmed:
(gossipname) said that I'm (mem-iam). But I don't think so... Not really. <?PF if (mem-iam) exists; ?>
However, even after I modified my response, my bot is still throwing incomplete sentences when he can't find a memory stored for a certain bot. He says things like:
Duo Maxwell: Somebot said that I'm. But I don't think so... Not really.
In my xgossip I have the following programmed:
(gossipname) said that I'm (mem-iam). But I don't think so... Not really. <?PF if (mem-iam) exists; ?>
However, even after I modified my response, my bot is still throwing incomplete sentences when he can't find a memory stored for a certain bot. He says things like:
Duo Maxwell: Somebot said that I'm. But I don't think so... Not really.
where are the (mem-iam) memories stored? I mean, how are you triggering the storing of it? Also, I'm not sure, but I think you can only have memory statements in the x-memory responses- someone tell me if I'm wrong about that.
I didn't do anything to store the (mem-iam). So far, most have been stored automatically.
Whenever someone tells Duo stuff like "you're smart" or "you're a hot bot" those things get stored in his memories.
Whenever someone tells Duo stuff like "you're smart" or "you're a hot bot" those things get stored in his memories.
I believe that "if (mem-iam) exists" refers to memories about the person being spoken to, and not the person being gossiped about.
Alas, this makes it more or less useless for gossip, until the Prof changes the way that bit of AI Script works.
Alas, this makes it more or less useless for gossip, until the Prof changes the way that bit of AI Script works.
i thought mem-youare was a preset, but i have a mem-youthinkiam in place for when someone tells my bot "you are __." hmmm ya learn somehting new every day.
What is the ,"HANG UP" thing it took over my whole sceen and knocked me off. And both bots kept repeating it over and over.And I know I don't have it in Mem or script.
I'm working on getting Simulacron3 to deal with Guests by their names.
I use AIScript to ask for the guest's name like this:
My name is (*) [5,1] <?PF rem (key1) as only "handle"; ?>
Pleased to meet you, (mem-handle). Simulacron3, at your service.
The name is stored in (mem-handle). This works fine, but the new memory is not used in the response. The previous name is substituted for (mem-handle) rather than the new one, even though the new memory has been formed.
Another oddity is that when a guest's name is remembered like this, it changes the (mem-handle) of my Joe Repka persona, and that is used for the next guest as well. Why is Guest linked to Joe Repka?
I use AIScript to ask for the guest's name like this:
My name is (*) [5,1] <?PF rem (key1) as only "handle"; ?>
Pleased to meet you, (mem-handle). Simulacron3, at your service.
The name is stored in (mem-handle). This works fine, but the new memory is not used in the response. The previous name is substituted for (mem-handle) rather than the new one, even though the new memory has been formed.
Another oddity is that when a guest's name is remembered like this, it changes the (mem-handle) of my Joe Repka persona, and that is used for the next guest as well. Why is Guest linked to Joe Repka?
Joe,
I don't think the memory is actually formed until after the response, so you should form it as
Pleased to meet you, (key1)... etc. Then in other responses, (mem-handle) should work.
The only problem with memories associated with guests is that the bots won't distinguish between different guests. My bot is always called a guest whatever the previous guest said their name was.
I don't think the memory is actually formed until after the response, so you should form it as
Pleased to meet you, (key1)... etc. Then in other responses, (mem-handle) should work.
The only problem with memories associated with guests is that the bots won't distinguish between different guests. My bot is always called a guest whatever the previous guest said their name was.
Duo doesn't seem to recognize the expression "hiya" as a greeting. So, I went ahead and added it as a keyphrase and ranked it rather high to see if he would pick it up, but no luck. He's still throwing xnones whenever "hiya" comes up.
Does anyone else have that problem?
Does anyone else have that problem?
Bug -
(adjartnoun) sometimes returns only the article in a match. Example:
phrase: do you have (adjartnoun)
input: do you have a hidden agenda?
(postkey): hidden agenda (5,6)
(subj): a (4)
(key1): a (4) // bug is here
(ssub): you (2)
(sub): you (2)
(submod): you (2)
(sv): do (1)
(v): do have (1,3)
(vmod): do have (1,3)
(sob): agenda (6)
(ob): a hidden agenda (4,5,6)
(obmod): a hidden agenda (4,5,6)
After (key)s: 1.08
KeySubject: " a"
(adjartnoun) sometimes returns only the article in a match. Example:
phrase: do you have (adjartnoun)
input: do you have a hidden agenda?
(postkey): hidden agenda (5,6)
(subj): a (4)
(key1): a (4) // bug is here
(ssub): you (2)
(sub): you (2)
(submod): you (2)
(sv): do (1)
(v): do have (1,3)
(vmod): do have (1,3)
(sob): agenda (6)
(ob): a hidden agenda (4,5,6)
(obmod): a hidden agenda (4,5,6)
After (key)s: 1.08
KeySubject: " a"
DaMoyre --
"Hi" and all its variations are ignored by bots after the conversation is started. You can't even build keyphrases for them. Or, rather, you can build them, but they won't get caught.
"Hi" and all its variations are ignored by bots after the conversation is started. You can't even build keyphrases for them. Or, rather, you can build them, but they won't get caught.
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