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Bev: Oh, that would be nice! Thank you for mentioning it!
Prob123: You know, it's paradoxical, but my experience too has led me to at least suspect that the normal import is actually more likely to succeed!
Importing has become such a tedious process for "Irina Khalidar", even when it succeeds, that I am calling a halt to major revisions; I will make fine-tuning revisions at the Forge.
Prob123: You know, it's paradoxical, but my experience too has led me to at least suspect that the normal import is actually more likely to succeed!
Importing has become such a tedious process for "Irina Khalidar", even when it succeeds, that I am calling a halt to major revisions; I will make fine-tuning revisions at the Forge.
Working on the web interface isn't that bad. If you haven't tried it, give it a go - you might find you like it. The last 4Mb of Brother Jerome all went in through the web, rather than by importing, so it's not hopelessly impractical.
To SETKEH regarding plugins. They aren't really 'plugged in' so much as referenced. For example you've got a bot that's a jazz musician. You might want him to say something like "I once played a gig with (jazzmusician)." Each time that response is called a name will be selected randomly from the plugin (jazzmusician). Piece of cake. Mmmm, cake.
I am not sure if this is what you mean. but click my bots, click language center. there is a Add New Keyphrase box..there is a white box for your Keyphrase, then rank, emotion and Ai script. then six boxes for responses.
Either I am misunderstand something or xnomatch isn't working.
As I understand it, if you have the seek "xnomatch"
after a response, then, whatever the guest says next, the bot should respond with either whatever follows the "xnomatch", or with whatever follows some other seek at the same location. Are the x-keywords (e.g., "xcompliment") supposed to override this? Is there anything else that can override this? If so, is there any way to override the override?
As I understand it, if you have the seek "xnomatch"
after a response, then, whatever the guest says next, the bot should respond with either whatever follows the "xnomatch", or with whatever follows some other seek at the same location. Are the x-keywords (e.g., "xcompliment") supposed to override this? Is there anything else that can override this? If so, is there any way to override the override?
Oops - I forgot to add, that in my bots, xnomatch is apparently constantly being subverted. Control goes somewhere else, destroying the continuity I am trying to create.
xnomatch is supposed to match anything but the other seeks at that location. The only consistent override I've seen is with xgoodbye. If other xresponses are overriding it, it sounds like a bug.
My bots have just been missing seeks lately. not just xnomatch. So I think it may be part of the bug.
Well, in a weird sort of way it's nice to know that others have the same problem and that it's a bug - at least I wasn't wrong to expect what I expected. And perhaps it will be fixed soon. thanks!
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