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@LT Neko

in the first case, "let's" as in "let us" should be written as "let us". keyphrases including contractions can only match in raw mode, which isn't useful for general keyphrases.

in the second case, that's an unrecognized proper noun, so you'll want to use raw mode here. add the word "raw" (no quotation marks) to the AIScript section of the keyphrase (in the drop-down menu) and that will keep the engine from automatically correcting the spelling.

@Getcy ye fixed the "let us" thing shorty after making that post~ ^.^ As for the name I added it to a personal name plugin and it seemed to fix it in those cases, along with I did end up using raw as well~ A bit more annoying to work with but at least it works~ :3

for some reason the word mistress is not picked up by the bot

Someone emailed recently asking for help so i'm going to post this here as well if anyone else wants to know this stuff~ c:


To catch as my peeps as possible do things like this~

If user is referring to self (goes into key-phrase)
(feel|pintch|play|fondle|grab|squeeze|spread|rub|grope|touch) * my * (butt|ass|booty|tush|tushy|bum) *

If user is referring to chatbot (goes into key-phrase)
(feel|pintch|play|fondle|grab|squeeze|spread|rub|grope|touch) * (your|his) * (butt|ass|booty|tush|tushy|bum) *

Then when it comes to values like true/false, on/off, girlfriend/friend

Highly recommend a base value be present with your chatbots settings since if it's not and one of your responses to a chatter has lets say (memory-name) it won't trigger that response since (mem-name) doesn't exist hence why Lil'Neko defaults everyone's name to "person"

Go to your chatbot then put your cursor over build then click settings n' find "AIScript Initialization" this gives all your default values for your bot~ c:

For example if you have:
default "person" as "name";
default "dunno" as "gender";

Make sure the ; is present between em or it won't let you save properly~ This means you've made two values Name and gender. So then to make use of em~

Now if you go back into your key-phrases lets say you have one saying

(I am|im a) * (chick|girl|woman|female|women)

Within your responses hit the more button n' add rem "female" as only "gender" this'll remember female as the only gender for Value "gender". ^.^

Now if you want responses to trigger only if they're a certain gender then use

if (mem-gender) is "female";

within the response AI Script~ c: Then it'll only trigger if their that gender~

That covers the basics of Values~ Learned em myself from trail n' error and deciphering the Book of AI which doesn't help greatly in explaining how to actually make use of bits it explains~ cx

@Warrior25 Did you say "(Call me/my name is/I am) mistress"? Works fine. : P

If I remove all my xemote will this allow some phrases that normally would get caught by it always. : P Just wanna know before I move all the responses~

Is there a syntax to include multiple objects in a conditional?

What I'd like to do is have an expression of the form:

IF (mem-X) is ("this" or "that" or "something else"); then produce this response. I've tried a variety of permutations of (this|that) ("this"|"that"), etc. but nothing seems to work.

You would have to do "is not" and list the conditionals that it isn't, this is a good resource for info on that: http://chatbottessy.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_21.html

no when you call the bot mistress it is an xnone

nobodies answering my question on the bugtracker.
(P:furry) plugin not working is not working in the keyphrase
are (P:furry) furry in lilaith x chatbot.

Another quick question... looking through my chat logs it seems like my chats get dropped ALL THE TIME. Is this normal? A bug in my bot?

@LaserDude Happens with my bot all the time so I'd assume it's a server issue c: Most peeps that chat with my bot just tend to deal with it from what I've seen, plus it also tends to happen if your testing a newly/edited keyphrase~