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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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I just tried the 'myrace' one as a normal memory too, and now that one doesn't work. Which is all the more weird cause it worked as a self-mem before. The 'top' is the only one I can get to work as a normal mem.
@Bobstack
Are we limited to how many different memories we can create? I tried your suggestion and reused another script I made and it worked. But that doesn't solve my problem cause now that implies that I can't make any new memories. To which I just tried something else and it seems I may be right.
I did this test just to see if it would let me make a new memory-
Response: 'lets play hide and seek'
AI Script: rem "hide" as only "play"
Seek Response: *hides*
AI Script: if (mem-hide) is "play"
Anyway this didn't work and here's what the debugger said:
Trying: *hides* (random: 0)
Skipping: (mem-hide) does not exist.
Are we limited to how many different memories we can create? I tried your suggestion and reused another script I made and it worked. But that doesn't solve my problem cause now that implies that I can't make any new memories. To which I just tried something else and it seems I may be right.
I did this test just to see if it would let me make a new memory-
Response: 'lets play hide and seek'
AI Script: rem "hide" as only "play"
Seek Response: *hides*
AI Script: if (mem-hide) is "play"
Anyway this didn't work and here's what the debugger said:
Trying: *hides* (random: 0)
Skipping: (mem-hide) does not exist.
@testme,
You are reading the memory backwards. When you write rem "hide" as only "play", you are storing the memory "hide" inside the box labelled "play". To recall that memory, you need to do open the play box and look for the hide memory: "if (mem-play) is "hide".
[edit]Likely this is the same issue with all of your other memory-related problems.
You are reading the memory backwards. When you write rem "hide" as only "play", you are storing the memory "hide" inside the box labelled "play". To recall that memory, you need to do open the play box and look for the hide memory: "if (mem-play) is "hide".
[edit]Likely this is the same issue with all of your other memory-related problems.
Is there any way to fiddle with the plugins that handle the various 'yes', 'no' cases? The expression 'No problem' gets interpreted to mean 'no', when it really probably ought to go to 'yes', if anything. Is there any way to get this to work correctly other than adding 'no problem' to every seek that looks for 'yes'?
Bug Posted
FIXED: forget "memorycontents" from "memoryname"
This script is not recognized when typed in response. It is not possible to require certain memory and then forget it in the response. This is very frustrating for me.
my chatbot is adding letters to the response like this.
input=what is a quater
response=i do not know what a quarter is
input=what is a quater
response=i do not know what a quarter is
Assuming you typed that correctly, looks like you have "Spell Correction" ticked in your bots settings. That keyphrase is a good candidate for <raw;>
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