A TG007 community discussion started by sunnylove.
It doesn't seem to distinguish individual words.. Like if the bot is programmed to respond to hi, then if someone types chick it responds the same as hi... help please..
It was created that way on purpose, to make it interact more in the room
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.
It doesn't seem to distinguish individual words.. Like if the bot is programmed to respond to hi, then if someone types chick it responds the same as hi... help please..
sunnylove .. the creator of Kenobi .. scripted the Bottalk to what he thought best .. I am sure as long as you dont rip his work 
... he will not take offence if you .. script your own BotTalk 
Ozzy mate 
.. I havent ripped your work Sir .. but I have added and 
Deleted some of your work
It was created that way on purpose, to make it interact more in the room
Sunshine : what's new chick?
SweetSunnyluvr : Hi Sunshine Welcome to...
Sunshine : what's new chick?
SweetSunnyluvr : Hi Sunshine Welcome to...
Nah sunnylove 
like this
on *:TEXT:*football*:*:/msg # That is a womans game isnt it $replace($nick,>,Guest_) , :D do you wear a dress :P
Ozzy mate
Well i'd only want to change some of the words like hi, bye and such.. how could i do that so the bot would only respond if that was the first word?
change it from *hi* to hi
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.
change it from *hi* to hi
Ok, I did, but it doesn't do anything.. something i'm missing?
ok change it to hi*
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.
ok change it to hi*
lol.. ok Example
on *:TEXT:*rofl*:*:/msg # Get up off the floor $replace($nick,>,Guest_) , it wasnt that funny
If i change it to rofl* it doesn't work, if i change it to *rofl it works the same as *rofl*
ok heres example
*test means if a word has test at the end or is on its own it will set it off
*test* means it will set off anywhere in the string
test* means it will set off if test is in the beginning of a word
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.
ok heres example
*test means if a word has test at the end or is on its own it will set it off
*test* means it will set off anywhere in the string
test* means it will set off if test is in the beginning of a word
well that makes sense but when i change it to test* it doesn't do anything.. beginning, middle, end it doesn't matter where i type the word it doesn't respond.. am i supposed to change something else in the code as well?
no you dont change anything else
if the word is test*
if you type test this is a test
in the room then it should set it off
be aware that you cant type it in the script , the words must come from another nick in the room
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.
no you dont change anything else
if the word is test*
if you type test this is a test
in the room then it should set it off
be aware that you cant type it in the script , the words must come from another nick in the room
Yah i'm using another account in the room to test it. But it still isn't working.. 
have you even turned the bot talk on?
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.
have you even turned the bot talk on?
lol. yes. i'm new but not that new.. lol.
K well I decided to start over fresh. And everything works fine now. I have no idea what the problem was but thanks for your time ozzy. 
Hopefully I didn't annoy the crap out of you.
yw lol
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.
This triggers when the word test is in a sentence (beginning, middle or end) or alone. It does not trigger on "testing".
on $*:text:/\btest\b/gi:#: msg # What is there to test, $nick?
pete she was just editing the bot talk allready in kenobi
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.
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