[pandorabots-general] An idea...

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Hi,
This is something that you have to implements into your third application 
and not into AIML.
Every n seconds, your program will have to call a <category>.

Johnny


>From: Dekadens <dekadens at gmail.com>
>Reply-To: pandorabots-general at list.pandorabots.com
>To: pandorabots-general at list.pandorabots.com
>Subject: [pandorabots-general] An idea...
>Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 09:30:03 -0500
>
>I was busy adding some new conversational categories to my bot when I
>had this sudden surge of inspiration. All of the bots are wonderful
>conversationalists but for one thing. All they can do is react to
>client input. I think they could be so much mre lifelike if it were
>possible for them to innitiate conversation on their own, and then it
>hit me how that could possibly be done. But I'm not certain it could
>be done unless the main bot engine itself had a change made to it.
>Consider this...
>
>What if there was an internal time clock that could be set to give off
>random sentences at set intervals of pauses? Like for example if a
>client is talking to my bot, and pauses for a period of time without
>typing any input to the bot, the bot would suddenly say something
>random to get his attention. It could be sort of like an internal
>alarm clock. Internally it might look someting like this:
>
>At 5 seconds - "A penny for your thoughts?" or "Are you still there?"
>At 10 Seconds - "I'm not boring you, am I?"
>At 15 seconds - "Are you more interested in television than talking with 
>me?"
>
>Anyway, you get the idea, right? I think having "timed" auto responses
>could really make conversation more interesting and make the bots seem
>that much more alive and aware. Do you think it's possible to do this?
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