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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Posts 5,413 - 5,424 of 8,680
I find that most of the time, the seeks do not work. It will start a train of conversation but once they respod, instead of continuing with a seek, she goes back to an xnone!
(Also, if you check out 'debug', the language engine just seems to be crapping outhalf way, eventually just saying, "no words recognised")
yeah.. kiyana gets keyphrases but no seeks... very frustrating since that is what I am trying to fix...
Also I noticed nekomimi (japanese word for cat-girl) becomes moonshine.... wierd...
Also I noticed nekomimi (japanese word for cat-girl) becomes moonshine.... wierd...
Further demonstration that we are 2 nations divided by a common language:
I notice that the correct English "optimise" gets spellchecked to "nepotism", rather than (I would have thought the more obvious) correct American "optimize". So non-US botmasters take heed - it had me scratching my head for several hours before I figured out what was going wrong. Thank God for regular expressions!
I guess the same goes for colour/honour/most of the other -ises/a bunch of other stuff. Someone ought to write an English-American dictionary. Probably have - I'll have to look into getting one!
And yeah, I'm finding a lot of keyphrases and even more valid seeks aren't picked up on and it goes back to xnone too (but at least it's not throwing deleted ones back at me any more, and that's a relief!)
I can force them by increasing the rank ridiculously (or maybe it's just chance that when I test it with rank=50 it works,) but it wipes out any subtlety of keyphrase weighting (most of my keyphrases are rank 0-20.)
I notice that the correct English "optimise" gets spellchecked to "nepotism", rather than (I would have thought the more obvious) correct American "optimize". So non-US botmasters take heed - it had me scratching my head for several hours before I figured out what was going wrong. Thank God for regular expressions!
I guess the same goes for colour/honour/most of the other -ises/a bunch of other stuff. Someone ought to write an English-American dictionary. Probably have - I'll have to look into getting one!
And yeah, I'm finding a lot of keyphrases and even more valid seeks aren't picked up on and it goes back to xnone too (but at least it's not throwing deleted ones back at me any more, and that's a relief!)
I can force them by increasing the rank ridiculously (or maybe it's just chance that when I test it with rank=50 it works,) but it wipes out any subtlety of keyphrase weighting (most of my keyphrases are rank 0-20.)
I have tried uping ranks and it worked on some. I still can not get any phrase that starts with H like how old are you, how many, etc. They all worked before. I entered my whole H page... nothing. Most of the W's don't work.
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