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PtheV wrote: Ah, makes much more sense to me now, thanks! I assumed days was the only available increment. If I understand correctly, you have to choose between seconds, minutes, etc? In other words, @SetDate(today,1 day, 6 hours) would not work, but @SetDate(today, 30 hours) would?

genome231 wrote:Can someone explain how the @RapidCodeOn and @RapidCodeOff works?
I had them in my start scripts, because I needed the program to run over some code. But the program basicly ran over and skipped them.
If I dont have a tool to quickly run over code my starts basicly goes like this..

Hello
Pause* (Lasting about 8-14 seconds, while running some checks) <-- Here I really need the @RapidCodeOn :P
then it starts.

* During the pause a mood is set, is she happy etc, and a temporary flag is placed, with the RapidCodeOn, no flag was ever set.
But I removed the RapidCode and that made it work again.

Is this a bug with patch 48?

Regards
Genome

@NullResponse @RapidCodeOn
@NullResponse @DoStuff
@NullResponse @MoreStuff
@NullResponse @OtherStuff
@NullResponse @ThisStuffToo/code]

opiate wrote:

genome231 wrote:Can someone explain how the @RapidCodeOn and @RapidCodeOff works?
I had them in my start scripts, because I needed the program to run over some code. But the program basicly ran over and skipped them.
If I dont have a tool to quickly run over code my starts basicly goes like this..

Hello
Pause* (Lasting about 8-14 seconds, while running some checks) <-- Here I really need the @RapidCodeOn :P
then it starts.

* During the pause a mood is set, is she happy etc, and a temporary flag is placed, with the RapidCodeOn, no flag was ever set.
But I removed the RapidCode and that made it work again.

Is this a bug with patch 48?

Regards
Genome

Are you running more than one command per @NullResponse...

I think I read somewhere that @RapidCode works by reading the whole line as a single command.
I have no idea what that actually means, but it might mean that after the first command is read, the rest are ignored.

If your script doesn't look like this, try it this way:

Code: Select all

@NullResponse @RapidCodeOn
@NullResponse @DoStuff
@NullResponse @MoreStuff
@NullResponse @OtherStuff
@NullResponse @ThisStuffToo/code][/quote]

Interesting
Will test that later
Thank you!

genome231 wrote:Is there a way to change what the TeasiAI says after returning from a CallReturn?
If there is a vocab I cant seem to find it. :/
Basicly there are a lot of cases where I dont need her to say anything.
Regards
Genome

Daragorn wrote:

genome231 wrote:Is there a way to change what the TeasiAI says after returning from a CallReturn?
If there is a vocab I cant seem to find it. :/
Basicly there are a lot of cases where I dont need her to say anything.
Regards
Genome

Not right now....you can only change it in the base code sorry, it is a pre-written sentence depending on the return state (stroking/edgind or not)

genome231 wrote:Can someone explain how the @RapidCodeOn and @RapidCodeOff works?
I had them in my start scripts, because I needed the program to run over some code. But the program basicly ran over and skipped them.
If I dont have a tool to quickly run over code my starts basicly goes like this..

Hello
Pause* (Lasting about 8-14 seconds, while running some checks) <-- Here I really need the @RapidCodeOn :P
then it starts.

* During the pause a mood is set, is she happy etc, and a temporary flag is placed, with the RapidCodeOn, no flag was ever set.
But I removed the RapidCode and that made it work again.

Is this a bug with patch 48?

Regards
Genome

opiate wrote:Another question!
Can I use a wildcard with the CheckFlag Command?

I have a series of flags
Sleeping1
Sleeping2
Sleeping3
Sleeping4
Sleeping5

And I use @CheckFlag(Sleeping*, LineName)
Will the program return with one of the five Sleeping flags...
(P.S.) Doesn't matter if the program grabs the first one or a random one...

Also, if I use the @Call command like this...
Script:
Would you like to use this feature?
[yes] @Call(Call1.txt)

Call1:
Please Input Todays Date:
[monday] @Call(Call2)

Call2:
I hate monday, but I see you have a flag from sunday... I should delete that
@DeleteFlag(Sunday)
@End

...
Will Call2 end back to where Call1 left off? Or will it end to where the original script executed Call1?

RandomStranger wrote:

genome231 wrote:I've been trying to find a website where you could download women saying all sorts of sexy stuff.
I need it for my Spicy personality for TEASE AI.

Does such a website exist or do I have to download audio teases and cutting the voice into pieces? :D

Thank you!

Regards
Genome

You could try "https://www.reddit.com/r/gonewildaudio/"

Make a list of things you want voiced and maybe set up a request and a small explanation as to what it is for.
Finding someone willing to say stuff there should not be all that hard.

Although i'm not a 100% sure if they allow requests for outside projects to be posted, that being said a lot of the sound files i noticed in your personality folder come from GWA.

genome231 wrote:I've been trying to find a website where you could download women saying all sorts of sexy stuff.
I need it for my Spicy personality for TEASE AI.

Does such a website exist or do I have to download audio teases and cutting the voice into pieces? :D

Thank you!

Regards
Genome

genome231 wrote: Ex. I have never seen this before @CheckStrokingState
(Sub Stroking)
(Sub Not Stroking)