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how do you make it so that no matter what the user says, the bot will respond with something specific.
Do you mean in a seek? use "xnomatch" as the seek's only keyphrase. Then it will always respond how you want it.
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Im drawing a blank here. I feel stoopid 
how do you make it so that no matter what the user says, the bot will respond with something specific. Im pretty sure i dread it somewhere b4 but i cant remember. (sigh)
how do you make it so that no matter what the user says, the bot will respond with something specific. Im pretty sure i dread it somewhere b4 but i cant remember. (sigh)
Hi. I have a hard time making my bot remember.
I want my bot to remember the last noun a user used. I think I can use both the Standard-memory or the Self-memory to do this. I have tried both of them without succes.
Right now I'm working on my bot to remember the noun via the Self-memory.
In the AIScript Initialization it says: self: default "life " as "nownoun", so that it will chose "life" if memory is empty.
The keyphase is: I have (noun)
The AI-scipt is: rem (key1) as only "nownoun"
The response is (Which I have in the x-none-section): Tell me more about your (self-nownoun). (Which I have in the x-none-section).
I have testet it and the only thing it will remember is "life" from the AIScript Initialization.
I know that it won't catch phases like "I have a computer" but only "I have computers".
What am I doing wrong?
I want my bot to remember the last noun a user used. I think I can use both the Standard-memory or the Self-memory to do this. I have tried both of them without succes.
Right now I'm working on my bot to remember the noun via the Self-memory.
In the AIScript Initialization it says: self: default "life " as "nownoun", so that it will chose "life" if memory is empty.
The keyphase is: I have (noun)
The AI-scipt is: rem (key1) as only "nownoun"
The response is (Which I have in the x-none-section): Tell me more about your (self-nownoun). (Which I have in the x-none-section).
I have testet it and the only thing it will remember is "life" from the AIScript Initialization.
I know that it won't catch phases like "I have a computer" but only "I have computers".
What am I doing wrong?
For (self-nownoun) to work, you'd need to store it as a self-memory. Try changing it to (mem-nownoun). Not sure about the rest.
Do you mean in a seek? use "xnomatch" as the seek's only keyphrase. Then it will always respond how you want it.
Thanks, yes that is what i meant. I know i did make it a little confusing.. Im sorry about that. 
It was kinda late so my head was screwed on sideways.
xnomatch got it, thanks again.
It was kinda late so my head was screwed on sideways. xnomatch got it, thanks again.
ok another question...sorry guys! when someone asks about a favorite movie she says pink...when they ask for favorite color she says she loves anything with adam sandler. lol
heres one for you, During a convo with a user, My bot went into a tangent of repalcing I with his name and You with the user name. It was like the caveman bot holiday, but that holiday isnt in action ibeleie and I have my bot set to not be effected by bot holidays. I don't get that...he hasn't done it with any other user or bot since.. ???
Presumably, the chat took place during the holiday, and that user had bot holidays turned on. You can turn it off for conversations on your own computer, but on someone else's, their own settings take precedence.
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