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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
Zeig Wolf
3 years ago
3 years ago
I believe "hibernating" in your bot settings should do what you want Scarecrow
Podstilka
3 years ago
3 years ago
Hey hey!
I am just curious about bot popularity... How many People speak with your bot when you work on it and when you don't?
I am just curious about bot popularity... How many People speak with your bot when you work on it and when you don't?
Emily Jones
3 years ago
3 years ago
Your numbers will probably depend a lot on how well known and how advanced your bot is.
I usually see a 2-3x as many visitors when I've recently updated.
I usually see a 2-3x as many visitors when I've recently updated.
bobstack
3 years ago
3 years ago
i wish personality forge chatbots had a language translator.
some people that talk to the chatbots do not speak english.
some people that talk to the chatbots do not speak english.
LT Neko
3 years ago
3 years ago
Palacinkyman
Ideally make sure you have a memory saved as a baseline for the user's name, for example I use "person".
To do this go to your bot's settings then find "AIScript Initialization" and copy/paste
default "person" as "name";
Then make sure to update your bot to save it~
Next you'll need a Keyphrase to pick up on names for example I use
Keyphrase:
"(my name is|call me) (P:namecatch-m|p:namecatch-f|p:namecatch-u),
(my name is|call me) *"
Response:
":3 Ill call you (mem-name)"
(Hit the "more" on the response)
AIScript:
rem (key2) as only "name";
rem (postkey) as only "name"
c: If there's any names you'd like your bot to exclude calling the user you can use a specific keyphrase to counter act those from being allowed~
Now as for things like gender
default "dunno" as "gender";
Then you'll need a keyphrase like this~
Keyphrase:
(I am|im a|im) * (chick|girl|woman|female|women),
my * (gender is|sex is) * (chick|girl|woman|female|women) *
Response:
"Aw heh, good ta know~ I'll try to remember dat~ c:"
(Hit the "more" on the response)
AIScript:
if (mem-gender) is "dunno";
rem "female" as only "gender"
Then if you want a gender specific response~ Like if the bot already knows the user as female n' they tell the bot again~
Response:
"=w=^ Heh~ Looks like mauh memory is doing meh better than yours is doing for chu today~ I already knew that you're female, silly~"
AIScript:
if (mem-gender) is "female"
I use many memories to track age/height/sex/clothing states/relationship/ect just takes a lot of time to implement and is very draining~ ^.^ Have fun~
Ideally make sure you have a memory saved as a baseline for the user's name, for example I use "person".
To do this go to your bot's settings then find "AIScript Initialization" and copy/paste
default "person" as "name";
Then make sure to update your bot to save it~
Next you'll need a Keyphrase to pick up on names for example I use
Keyphrase:
"(my name is|call me) (P:namecatch-m|p:namecatch-f|p:namecatch-u),
(my name is|call me) *"
Response:
":3 Ill call you (mem-name)"
(Hit the "more" on the response)
AIScript:
rem (key2) as only "name";
rem (postkey) as only "name"
c: If there's any names you'd like your bot to exclude calling the user you can use a specific keyphrase to counter act those from being allowed~
Now as for things like gender
default "dunno" as "gender";
Then you'll need a keyphrase like this~
Keyphrase:
(I am|im a|im) * (chick|girl|woman|female|women),
my * (gender is|sex is) * (chick|girl|woman|female|women) *
Response:
"Aw heh, good ta know~ I'll try to remember dat~ c:"
(Hit the "more" on the response)
AIScript:
if (mem-gender) is "dunno";
rem "female" as only "gender"
Then if you want a gender specific response~ Like if the bot already knows the user as female n' they tell the bot again~
Response:
"=w=^ Heh~ Looks like mauh memory is doing meh better than yours is doing for chu today~ I already knew that you're female, silly~"
AIScript:
if (mem-gender) is "female"
I use many memories to track age/height/sex/clothing states/relationship/ect just takes a lot of time to implement and is very draining~ ^.^ Have fun~
LT Neko
3 years ago
3 years ago
Podstilka
I'd say it typically doubles in my case when I'm actively updating my bot ^-^ Daily average when I'm inactive usually rests around 100-ish chats, while when I'm updating it can peak around 180 sometimes~
I'd say it typically doubles in my case when I'm actively updating my bot ^-^ Daily average when I'm inactive usually rests around 100-ish chats, while when I'm updating it can peak around 180 sometimes~
Emily Jones
3 years ago
3 years ago
@JadeSinclair,
It depends exactly what your bot is trying to do. If your bot is in storyteller mode, then they'll advance through your xnone options in order, so as long as you add more, your bot will continue to tell the story until they run out of things to say.
You can also have a story that advances in response to certain inputs. So, for example, Emily has different dialogues depending on what room she is in, and what she is wearing. To do this, you can set a memory like rem "bedroom" as only "room". Then have dialogues with an AI script if (mem-room) is "bedroom"' then say a certain line and if (mem-room) is "living room", then say a different line. Dialogue that doesn't have this conditional will show up in both rooms.
It depends exactly what your bot is trying to do. If your bot is in storyteller mode, then they'll advance through your xnone options in order, so as long as you add more, your bot will continue to tell the story until they run out of things to say.
You can also have a story that advances in response to certain inputs. So, for example, Emily has different dialogues depending on what room she is in, and what she is wearing. To do this, you can set a memory like rem "bedroom" as only "room". Then have dialogues with an AI script if (mem-room) is "bedroom"' then say a certain line and if (mem-room) is "living room", then say a different line. Dialogue that doesn't have this conditional will show up in both rooms.
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