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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
@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.
c: Typically having memories combined with egging on a general response will help keep a scene going~ Say like near the end of a response your bot says "Give me your hand" or you have a memory that tracks relationship n' opens up new things for xnomatch that the user can explore~
Sounds like you need xnomatch, werndq. Matches anything that the user enters that isn't matched by other seeks.
@Werndq xnone in the xkeyphrase.
But from what you describe that doesn't sound like what you want necessarily. If you want it to be a seek that will pick up anything regardless, I've had success by just making the seek's keyphrase as '*' and set the rank for it at 60. I haven't seen it fail yet.
But from what you describe that doesn't sound like what you want necessarily. If you want it to be a seek that will pick up anything regardless, I've had success by just making the seek's keyphrase as '*' and set the rank for it at 60. I haven't seen it fail yet.
Not xnone. xnomatch. So put xnomatch in as the seek that you want to match with, and it will match anything the user enters. Ridiculously useful tool for some applications, like this.
Werndq, easy enough. Have the bot ask if the user is male or female, then have three responses:
xnomatch -probably default to male with a message that it couldn't be found. Aiscript box gets rem "male" as only "gender"
male - confirmation message about male user. Ai script box gets rem "male" as only "gender"
female - confirmation message about female user. Aiscript box gets rem "female"as only "gender"
You will want a default state for the aiscript; in the general bit settings, iirc, there's a box for initializing memories. In there, put def "male" as only "gender"
Now, to use: you can use (mem-gender) in a response to state which gender the user is, and you can put if (mem-gender) is "male" in the aiscript box to only fire that response if the user is male.
xnomatch -probably default to male with a message that it couldn't be found. Aiscript box gets rem "male" as only "gender"
male - confirmation message about male user. Ai script box gets rem "male" as only "gender"
female - confirmation message about female user. Aiscript box gets rem "female"as only "gender"
You will want a default state for the aiscript; in the general bit settings, iirc, there's a box for initializing memories. In there, put def "male" as only "gender"
Now, to use: you can use (mem-gender) in a response to state which gender the user is, and you can put if (mem-gender) is "male" in the aiscript box to only fire that response if the user is male.
Is there any way to get the bot to respond correctly to queries like this?
You: what kind of men are you in to
Bot: A (typeof-men-n).
You: what kind of men are you in to
Bot: A (typeof-men-n).
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