Personality

Forest, will you talk to God Louise? She has quite a bit of religious knowledge (obviously) and also knows a little about current events, literature, just about any common catch-all subject, and if she doesn't know it she can sort of fake it. You can also test her on trick questions or see how willing she is to explain her paradigm.

What she is rustiest at is plain old small talk. But, uh, I'm trying to get a decent transcript from somebody or another so I can enter her in the Loebner contest. All I can say is, have fun and see if you can stay on with her for a while. I'll try to do the same with Brianna.

Bev, it's complicated but very needed. 3 separate memories and each one clones into one other memory.

these 3 need to erase one another when made...

It will be beautiful when I figure this out

Allard Tech, did looking at Psimagus' examples help? I still don't quite understand what you are trying to do, but I would think the adventure game code would help. At one point I had Gabi set to tell different stories in several parts using memories (I have taken that out and have her on simple story teller now because it was easier and once I had the theory down I didn't want to follow through until the PF is "fixed" the way I liked it ). I had one memory for story, the individual passages were triggered by "story" = "new", "newa", "newb"..."home" "home a", "homeb"..."joxer", "joxera", "joxerb"...and so on. I could endless branches with various labels and label endings for sections or options for the same memory, which seems to me to be effectively what you are doing. Any memory you create will always have a default or whatever is caught in chat. Really, look at all Psi's code examples on his page, or talk to Prob. I don't see how you would have one memory "erase" another here, though you could certainly work around it. If the adventure game doesn't help, consider combining techniques from the tic tac toe codes from his page with gotos if you need to jump back and forth between branches.

You could record the three different memories under mem 1 mem 2 and mem 3. Then use if (mem-1) exists or if (mem-1) does not exist

I'll check both answers

thanks Bev and Prob!

can someone explain to me the difference between using memories?

Since you put in a memory that is not there.. the response will not show up anyway.. it is confusing with "does not exist"

It reminds me of Pie R squared if Pie times Diameter is almost the same thing..

Sometimes not having a memory stored is more important than having one. Like a response I don't know where you live....if mem-whereyoulive does not exist.
You could have a memory for lives in Spain called Spain. your phrase could be How are things in Spain, if (mem-Spain) exists. Your response could be... You don't live in Spain do you? if (mem-Spain) doesn't exist.

(stupid examples, but my brain isn't working right now)

"It reminds me of Pie R squared if Pie times Diameter is almost the same thing."

That's not at all the same thing. One is for area and the other is for circumference.

That's not at all the same thing. One is for area and the other is for circumference.

Wait.. wut does Radius squared equal??

Prob
I'm gunna have to make up something for canada.. cause for some reason.. Canada always is a command..and not a wildcard option.. maybe it's just me

Multiply it by pi and it equals the area of the circle.

Allard Tech, you might try increasing the rank. Canada keyphrase works for me.

Diameter is 2 x radius, not radius squared (ie radius x radius), if that helps, AllardTech. They're not the same thing!

Pi r not square. Pi r round.

AT, are you thinking of special cases where R = 2?
In your analogy, are you saying your memories are a special case? I still don't really understand exactly what you are doing.