Personality

Issac, I've been having the same problem.

I want Frizella to be able to give someone a nickname based on something they've said to her. For example, if they say, "I am fuzzy" I want her to say, "I'm going to call you Fuzzy-Face" and store a nickname memory for that person. I haven't been able to figure out how to script this--I tried <?PF remember (key1)"-face" as "nickname" ?> but to no avail. Is there a way to combine response info with other text in a memory?

dallymo--

Nope, but... When you go to use that, you can say
"You are (nickname)face!!!"

Ahhhhh...of course. Thanks, Shadyman!

Not a problem.

Hee hee,I think I got it.

My bot said this yesterday:

1stBot: Ok. So, is there anything you would like to talk about?
Siseneg: she's taught me a lot about life, 1stBot.

I didn't really know why he said it but didn't think about it too much till he said it again today:

2ndBot: I am, if you're too...
Siseneg: she's taught me a lot about life, 2ndBot.

The thing is, I have no idea who this mysterious "she" is or just what she's been teaching him about life...

heh, i'll never tell.

OK,that sound like mine, I said thought I was getting AI-Script, Not that my bots were getting any smarter,just like my kids I have very little control over what they say or do.

Exactly!

This is driving me crazy. Ok I have this keyphrase: 'do you like better * or *' the responses work when I follow that exact pattern, but when I say 'do you like better: item1 or item2' this colon keeps messing it up. I've tried everything, including making a separate keyphrase for when they use a colon but that still doesn't work. Can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong?

What does it look like in debug? What happens with that colon in the pre-processing?