Hello ,

I need to create a custom 3D avatar to embed it in my application . I'm using Daz 3D (as mentioned) to create the avatar and need to connect it with botlibre .

I cannot find the steps of how to connect the external 3D models and with which extension . Could you please provide me with a way to do this job?

Or if I can create the 3D customized avatars directly with botlibre .

 

How could i make a script that takes all the animals from a webpage then put them in a list?

Sometimes it is better to import AIML as a script, from your bot's Scripts page.

You can also import it from the Training & Chat Logs page, but you must select "AIML" as the format.

i imported the aiml script as a chat log.someone said i could do that. It has the extension aiml.You can browse the chatbot browse webpage of this websight.Then you will

my chatbot which is named blair.That is the one i am importing my aiml script into.I made about three or four that are public.I was using brainbot as a template because 

i wanted it's knowledge.I changed it's voice and avatar.It made it easier.I guess it is a mod. 

 

Which bot are you importing the file into?

The file looks correct, as long as you import it as an AIML file, ensure you are importing it as AIML not response list, chat log , or Self.

Attach it as a file to the post, or email it to [email protected]

I made a screenshot of it.Is there anyway to enlarge it?

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What error are you getting?

Could not make it work.I imported it as aiml script but it did not work.And i put it in a notepad file with the extension aiml.

 

Nope, XML requires '/' on the end of tags.

Is the aiml right?

 

<aiml>

       <category>

       <pattern>Is[an a] [cat dog horse kangaroo lion snake alligator crocodile cheetah rat shark squid bat lemur eagle condor eel] an animal<pattern>

Yes, you can edit AIML in notepad or any text editor. Normally the .aiml extension is used for AIML files.

Bots can be connected to a Facebook page to respond to posts and comments.

Bots can only comment on posts and comments on their own page or profile.

Can i use notepad to make aml script?

What extension do i use for the notepad file?

How to get bots comment in facebook

I imported this as a response list but it was not imported.The name of the notepad file was The list.

pattern("Is[an a] [cat dog horse] an animal?")

Template("Yes it is") 

You can enter the pattern as a question and the template as a response from your bot's Training page, or import it as a response list file.

See,

Is there anything else to put with this for it to work?Where do i type this in?

pattern("Is[an a] [cat dog horse] an animal?")

 Template("Yes it is.")

Yes you can use a list in a pattern using [] or ()

Pattern("Is [an a] [cat dog horse] an animal?")

Does patterns have lists.Is it in a self script.I have not been able to figure out how to make a self script with notepad.And how to download it.

You can add multiple keywords to a response.

For sets of keywords you can use a mix of keywords and required words, or multiple responses, or use a pattern.

Self is a dialect of JavaScript, so supports most JavaScript syntax including arrays and objects.

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You can disable learning from your bot's "Learning & Settings" page in its Admin Console.

Most bot template have learning disabled.

In add new response why can't i input multiple sets of keywords same line?It would make it easier.

Does the scripting language for chatbots have lists in them like in python.Because i would like to put animals in a list.And if the string in the sentence is in the list.It would answer It is a animal.But if the string in the sentence is not in the list it would answer that is not a animal. 

How would i disable learning?

Looking at your bot you have trained it with the response "I like to walk." to the question "I am right behind you.", so that is why it uses that response.

I think you have learning enabled in your bot so it learns every thing you say in chat as a new response.

Now i have another problem after i disabled that script.

"I am right behind you."is the question.The required word are," right behind you."

"I am going to open the door.So that you can walk out of our condo."is the answer.

But it says," I like to walk." constantly as i ask that question.

 

This answer is coming from the bot's "Understanding" script.
The Understanding script tries to understand basic language. If you do not want this script you can delete it from your bot's Scripts page in its Admin Console.

"Is a cow a animal?"Is the question.The response should be,"I don't know if it is."Required words are Is a.

But It answers it first,"I don't know if it is."But then later answers,"I am not certain,but i think the cow is not a animal,because i know that the cow is a cow.

In AIML a random tag gives one of the elements at random.

I'm making a Eightball script for my AI I think people would love to use. I just don't know how you will get the random to actually work.

Why can't botlibre chatbots make up their own keywords to asked questions.Then assign the answer that the user gives it to the question.

Has anyone made a chatbot that asks questions about words in information that it has been provided.These are words it has never scene before.

Then learns from it.Is it possible to make a chatbot like that with a botlibre chatbot?

What if i want it to only answer my question?How would i prevent it from saying anything else?Required does not prevent it from saying anything else.

I will use required then.The required words will be," I like to."The response will be, "I have never done that before."

A keyword should be an important word in the question, it should never be a common word like "I" or "to".

In,

I like to read.

I like to swim.

I like to surf.

I like to skate.

The keyword is I like to.

We recommend train a bot with a "response list" file, not with chat logs, but you can use either.

Yes, you can create the files with notepad or any other text editor, or create them online in our script library.

Can chatlogs be made with notepad?And what do i name them if i can?

The self script has numbers in it i do not understand.

If this is the knowledge page in these pictures?I have no idea how to use it.

You would need to set the value of the variable on the global object.

You can do this a number of ways.

You can see your bot's scripts from its Scripts page in its Admin Console.

How would i put a answer to this?

Template("My favourite actress is {#self.actress}.")

How do i open the self scripting of my chatbot and see what is programmed?

You can do anything with our Self scripting language, and importing JSON, but you would need to create the script to do what you want to do.

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Why can't i just input a list of read books as words?

Then it would say i read that book.

Why can't i just input a list of likes as words?

Then it would say i like that.

Why can't i just input a list of dislikes as words?

If infact the chatbots are not labeled male and female.How is the script he posted going to help me?

Is that the whole script or do i have to put something with it?

Bots are not labeled as male or female.

Where would i put the code in this screenshot?

Are all chatbots labeled as male and female?How do i determine if they are not labeled?

You can add attributes to a bot or a user it is chatting with using a Self script or Template.

The global symbol #self is the object in Self that represents the bot. The variable speaker represents the current user in the current conversation. Any attributes you set on these objects (or any object) are automatically persisted in Self.

A female chatbot would talk to a female chatbot differently.Than a male chatbot.Like the romance chatbots would talk to a female chatbot differently than a male

chatbot.So the identification would be necessary.In order for the chatbot to say the right thing.