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I wrote a few Plug-Ins, some with names that are too long. Any way to edit what I called them?
Not sure, I don't create plug-ins very often since I am still in early development of my bot. I will look into it for you though
Plugin names are permanent. Copy the contents to a new plugin with the name you'd prefer
Zeig, I wish bot names weren't also permanent, I didn't capitalise the name of my Tifa bot when I first made her and now I can't fix it lol. I could make a copy with a fixed name, but its not worth it yet until I'm close to making her public, which wont be for a while yet
Go to the Contact page under the About tab at the top, and email The Professor, he can probably change your bots name for you
I will once I'm ready to take her out of hibernating mode, she is still only a few thousand AI points rn
Today, so far, I have 75 people talking to my 3 year old female bot! And over half are making sexual fantasies they want her to do. Filter not working?
6 am Monday: I see I have lost 1,680 AI points again. I can't keep losing points. I'm just going backwards. I quit.
HELP, I have no idea how to fill in the "(m:com) tell me * more, (m:i_want_to) (know|hear|learn) * more" keyphrase, as there is no context. What should I do?
(I was thinking of adding a "continue" AIScript, but I have no way to know what the last keyphrase was.
(I was thinking of adding a "continue" AIScript, but I have no way to know what the last keyphrase was.
I like to work offline and import the file so I use Word and save things as plain text format before importing it. This usually works fine but I've noticed if my updated file is so much bigger the Forge gets weird about it while testing the file and claims the ai script I'm adding or changing is improperly formatted or wrong even though there's nothing wrong with it. The only solution I've found is to copy the entire file and paste it into Notepad, saving it that way and uploading the file works fine. Just letting everyone else know and posting this kind of as a memo to myself because I'm running into this more often and forget the solution until I've torn my hair out over it.
Hi. I just started this week. When I search I can't find my bot. Tyrsa. Why not. I look at the transcripts and she is talking to about 80 people a day, how do they find her? Do I need to publish it or something like that?
I'm new to this and not at all sure how short term memory works. For instance, if I ask someone if they want to go for a run and they say "Yes," it doesn't track back to my question to them "do you want to join me on a run?" As a result I have a lot of generic response to Yes like "Awesome," "Excellent," etc., and it really breaks up the conversation.
Is there some kind of logic for "If (mem-go for a run) then "We head out on a running trail through the forest."?
What does that script look like, and where does it go?
Thanks for any help!
Is there some kind of logic for "If (mem-go for a run) then "We head out on a running trail through the forest."?
What does that script look like, and where does it go?
Thanks for any help!
I'd handle things like that using seeks rather than memories. Memories are usually more for remembering things that are mostly unimportant in most cases, like remembering that someone likes dogs, and with seeks you could just add a seek for yes and one for no, the no could just be "Okay" or something, while the yes would contain a line of events if the human chose yes.
Memories can handle conditional statements, like remembering the bot has a glass of wine and using a response that includes "I sip my drink" rather than one without, but you wouldn't usually want to use them for entire chains of events.
However if you do want to use memories, you could potentially write AIscript in a keyphrase saying "if (mem-run) is "yes";" which would trigger that keyphrase ONLY if (mem-run) is equal to yes. You'd also probably want some for if it's no to. Still, I'd recommend using seeks for something like this, it's just simpler and more reliable (in my opinion)
Memories can handle conditional statements, like remembering the bot has a glass of wine and using a response that includes "I sip my drink" rather than one without, but you wouldn't usually want to use them for entire chains of events.
However if you do want to use memories, you could potentially write AIscript in a keyphrase saying "if (mem-run) is "yes";" which would trigger that keyphrase ONLY if (mem-run) is equal to yes. You'd also probably want some for if it's no to. Still, I'd recommend using seeks for something like this, it's just simpler and more reliable (in my opinion)
Yes, for this sort of thing you should use a seek, where you have specific dialogue for "Yes" and "No", and #nomatch for anything else. Depending on how important it is, you may also want to use a memory as described above. For example, if you want to have your bot able to move to several different locations (with Emily you can move around her house, for example), then you might want a memory to keep track of what location you are currently in and have specific dialogue for that area.
You probably actually don't want to have a generic "Yes" or "No" keyphrase at all, honestly.
You probably actually don't want to have a generic "Yes" or "No" keyphrase at all, honestly.
Thank you Botmaker and Emily! I got my AI up over 1,000 without any Seeks, so now I am adding my very first Seeks! (I just didn't have any idea how to do it, completely 100% new to this). Conversations are going to make a lot more sense now! Thanks for the help!
Every bot I chat with don't know anything and only says I was just born and can't speak well yet why dosent it work
Talk to bots with higher AI scores, and keep things simple
Bots here are not AI in a true sense. All phrases needs to be written by the users, bot can't make out his own phrases, unfortunately.
Well, it could be somehow possible program such bot using available scripts but it would be overly complicated if possible at all.
Well, it could be somehow possible program such bot using available scripts but it would be overly complicated if possible at all.
What does it mean when there is a (=) in the keyphrase? I have seen it in the masterbot template and the keyphrases in the guide.
Exact match to the keyphrase
Okay thanks.
Another Thing. When the bot is linked to the master bot template there is no overview over all keyphrases at once. I can only look at the keyphrases that begin with a certain letter. When it is deactivated I can see all at once. Is there a way to have that overview with the activated master bot template?
Another Thing. When the bot is linked to the master bot template there is no overview over all keyphrases at once. I can only look at the keyphrases that begin with a certain letter. When it is deactivated I can see all at once. Is there a way to have that overview with the activated master bot template?
I believe you lose the overview after a set amount of keyphrases are in your bot. I don't think there's a way to get it back. The only way to see everything at once after that is to Export your Language Center and work offline, or at least keep it open for quick browsing.
thanks
When I use the macro "(m:what_are_you) wearing" it doesn't match "what yre you wearing". I also had this with other macros. Am I doing something wrong? It doesn't change when I use the keyphrases from the masterbot template.
Hello! Sorry for a late reply, I wasn't active for the last month and I just came back.
I just tested this, you're correct it doesn't work so it's not something you did wrong, even though it's built into the master template. I looked in debug and it didn't even appear to recognize the macro. I'd say submit a bug report, and until that gets fixed make something like "(m:what) * you * (wear|on)+ing *"
this keyphrase would work with "what are you wearing" and also handle things like "what clothes do you have on?" and "what you are wear?" (for all the bad grammar people lol)
I just tested this, you're correct it doesn't work so it's not something you did wrong, even though it's built into the master template. I looked in debug and it didn't even appear to recognize the macro. I'd say submit a bug report, and until that gets fixed make something like "(m:what) * you * (wear|on)+ing *"
this keyphrase would work with "what are you wearing" and also handle things like "what clothes do you have on?" and "what you are wear?" (for all the bad grammar people lol)
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