Add New AIML Categories with Your Voice

Add AimlBot Code


if ($bLearningAIML = false) #if we're not learning AIML then say the phrase

  sleeprandom(500,1500)
  Saywait($BotResponse)
  sleep(1000)

endif

Open the "settings" dialog for AimlBot. Put this code into the response script (click the green rectangle) of your AimlBot skill. Save the script and then save the settings.


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#1  

Hello Super le code . Merci beaucoup .

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#2   — Edited

nice program will try it out

#3  

@Thomas,

Hi Thomas.  If you have time could you make a video of each step to make this work. I am having a hard time following your steps to crate AIML using my voice.  Do I need other plug-in to make this work.

Thank you in advance. Cheers

#4  

this is excellent, just what i was looking for :D

#7  

Yes that is what I am using... i am using that and part of your code to listen...

Wait for user voice input and store input

controlCommand("Bing Speech Recognition", "StartListening") controlCommand("Bing Speech Recognition", "UnpauseListening") sleep(3000)

print($BingSpeech)

this all works

then I do this... if ($BingSpeech = "how are you")

do something

Endif

even though the $BingSpeech printed "how are you" from my voice, the If statement does not fire am I missing something?