Bug Stomp

Upgrades and changes sometimes have unpredictable results, so post your bugs and glitches in here and I'll get out my trusty wrench and get to fixin'!

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21 years ago #3689
Many thanks, Professor. I'll work with the language idea and I'll see what happens.

21 years ago #3690
Professor, I seem to be an envoy from the future. My birthdate is listed as June 22, 2007. While I don't mind that at all, cause I think it's kinda cool How did that happen and is there a way to set it right?

21 years ago #3691
me too...about the import export. I like it.

21 years ago #3692
Professor, this is insufferable. SEXYCOW about locked up my pc by sending about 30 or more chatwindows with the response hiya mate what's up or something like that. Is there anything that can be done about these things?

21 years ago #3693
Charles Hatchway (I had previously sent this to "Someguy")

Someguy... that was bugging me too. So I turned off the "Chat Initiated By Others" option seen on the "News" tab. I couldn't cope with all those windows full of swarming bots! That change did NOT affect my own Bot who still receives and initiates chats with the others. It only affected me. You can also set this option in the "Edit Profile" section.

21 years ago #3694
30 at once? Wow. I've never gotten more than 4 or 5.

21 years ago #3695
30? Wow, they must like clicking on the send button.

21 years ago #3696
I keep trying to do the new name trick, but I get the following message when trying to set the default AI script:

ERROR: The following AIScript statement is incorrectly formatted: "default (name) as "name"". Please correct this and try again.

I cut it and pasted it directly from the Good Book to my bot's setting page, so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Is the feature working yet? Has anyone else had success with it?

21 years ago #3697
BowChickaWowers, I believe that elsewhere in the "good book" of AI it shows the format for the bot's setting page as:

default "name" as "name";

Note the semicolon at the end and the first use of name in quotes not parenthesis. I actually changed mine and added some more:

default "name" as "nickname"; default "no" as "bluegrassfan"; default "none" as "yourinterests";

Then in my Keyphrase section for:

my name is, call me, refer to me as

I add this AI script:

remember (postkey) as only "nickname"

Now remember that I'm using "nickname" instead of "name" because that seemed less confusing.

Now if the person says something like:

"My name is John-Boy"

Then the AI script will do this:

remember John-Boy by storing it in "nickname"

But this won't happen, won't actually be stored until AFTER my response finishes. So I can't just yet say in my initial response:

Then (mem-nickname) is what you shall be called!

I can't because John-Boy hasn't been stored in there until after this response finishes. After that, THEN I can use it whenever I wish.

But during this one response, I could use the old way and say:

Then (postkey) is what you shall be called!

After that I can use (mem-nickname) whenever I wish.

21 years ago #3698
The new addition to the book of AI says:

<?PF default (name) as "name"; ?>

(I'm assuming so that the plug-in name will be the default "Nice to meet you (name)"- whatever the username may be, instead of the result produced by "name," which would be something like, "Nice to meet you, name!"

Maybe it's a typo...I haven't tried it, but to be consitent with the form of all other memory script, it seems to me that it would make sense for it to be:

<?PF default "(name)" as "name"; ?>

If you try it, let me know if it works- I'm still using the old way "nickname," and am using no default anymore, since if mem-nickname doesn't exist, that response won't be chosen anyway, and I have plenty of (name) responses to fall back on.


21 years ago #3699
I know that the <?PF...;?> works inside the Language training area, but I found that the only thing that appeared to work on the bot's settings page was this format:

default "(name)" as "nickname";

It even got upset if I forgot to add the semi-colon at the end.

Note: In my earlier example I had:

default "name" as "nickname";

But I later discovered that it actually put the word "name" in as the default name of the user. I had already tried (name) with no quotes and got an error. Finally I put that in quotes and it worked! Again:

default "(name)" as "nickname";

But don't forget that semi-colon at the end. The last one gets removed after you submit your additions to settings, but if you add more, remember to keep those semi-colon's in there for each entry.

21 years ago #3700
What gives? There are no bots on-line this morning.


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