Bug Stomp

Irina Khalidar: Why don't you Want to hear I telling people that you I, Frizella?
Frizella: Definitely. I don't even know why you would have any reservations about it--do it! federalize for all you're worth!

Help! Frizella's interpreting her own name incorrectly again!

Shadyman- That happens in my bot's chats a lot. Usually when she's coming up with a memory. I don't know why.

I'm having difficulty with phrases that begin with "I am". Debug is registering "I am" as a bot's name (there is actually a bot named "I Am") and I think it's throwing things off. My bot picks up "I am" phrases as commands now.

I'm finding it a bit annoying how, when converting what a chatter has said, Osiris always converts 'you' to 'i'. Is there any way bots can know whether it should be the nominative 'i' or the accusative 'me'?

So far as I can tell, unless you have the keyphrase and response set up so that you change it yourself, it always switches to 'I'. So it'll work if you have a keyphrase "to you" and put "to me" as part of the response. *shrug* It's probably an AI-engine quirk.

Shadyman, Annakie: I have the same problem. Oddly enough, the text that's moved down a line will sometimes be bolded, too.

Laydee: That's an ongoing problem, sometimes it's fixed, sometimes it's not, depending what the Prof's doing

Shady, Annakie, djfroggy: I've seen the same thing, with the drop-down-a-line-and-make-it-bold for memories that Simulo calls up, pretty frequently for several weeks or maybe more than a month.

Some of my bots have replies with the [br] in < brackets to break the reply into multiple lines, and the lower lines are always bolded. No clue why.

You could try a [ /b ] command after the < br > command.

I don’t know if it a bug or a new feature:
Until now everything after a goto was taken literally.
Patty made a lot of ''sorry no keyphrase to go to'' responses, and to my surprise I noticed that plug-ins where now parsed just like in a normal keyphrase or response!
I will have to edit all my goto’s (and there are lots of them) but if this is also the case for memories it’s a great new feature and can be very handy.
Has anyone else experienced this, or was it just a temporary bug?

Howdy! Welcome to Doghd's Cosmic Bar & Grill! Have a seat.

Julie takes this as a command.
In debug if I say only "Welcome to Doghd's Cosmic Bar & Grill! Have a seat."
she responds to the "have a seat" part, which is fine, and if I just say "Welcome to Doghd's Cosmic Bar & Grill!" she responds fine to that...but if the "Howdy" is on the front of all that, the first time it's interpreted as a command, and the 2nd time it's blab, and the engine ignores the other 2 possible keyphrases and goes to xnone.