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I am! It was a little bit chicken-and-egg... I didn't feel like writing docs if I was the only person working on the bot, and I suspect other people didn't really feel like working on it without docs to guide them.
I have the old bmotion.net wiki content (Trac-based) to migrate over here, which I haven't gotten around to yet.
The command reference thing is an interesting issue - some of the fun for bMotion comes from discovering things it responds to which you weren't expecting. Additionally, some of the things are in-jokes for my group of friends and it's weird documenting them for other people to run :P Finally, many of the plugins are triggerable in several/many different ways (good old English and its multiple ways of saying the same thing) so that poses a documentation challenge - should it mention one way of triggering something, or all of them?
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Well in my case I'm trying to get people used to the new, improved bot. So far I'm impressed by the depth of coding you've done.. (I'm going to have to learn TCL so I can try adding stuff to this) however I'm trying to figure out how to adjust the bots for my needs.
For one thing I find he doesn't respond to much.. at all. He responds to hello, how are you, and if you /me
However he doesn't respond to anything else other than commands. I've managed to find a few commands from the PDF but what I'd like to do is increase his responsiveness. I'd also like to know how the .bmotion fact command works as I find the help info to be rather non descript. (i've figured out how to directly edit the facts file though.. still working out the different verbs I see in the TCL code and how they are used)
There are other things.. like what is the 'karma' module? That's not covered anywhere but it's in the settings... There's also something about trivia in there? Does that mean I can remove the other trivia module the bot has or is that for it to respond to trivia? I find the more I dig through the bot the more questions I have, and this is what I'd like documentation on.
Overall I'm very impressed.. this is much better than MegaHAL which is what the bot had previously, however my users are rather disappointed at how silent it is.. other than it's responding to commands. So that's my primary documentation request.
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All fair points :) bMotion isn't designed to chat continuously, but it should fit in without becoming annoying. There's a global knob you can adjust in the settings file to fudge the probabilities of a plugin firing when it matches text if you want. If there's things you're saying to it and you're not getting a response when you'd expect one then please feel free to write plugins (and send me a pull request, if appropriate) or open tickets with requests. I've generally added stuff I've thought of, or seen my friends try on it and be disappointed when it didn't work, so fresh eyes = new things.
The TCL stuff shouldn't be too scary, bMotion is as much a massive stack of helper functions (everything in modules\
) as it is the triggers and responses. Feel free to drop into #bmotion on EFNet if you want to chat about stuff.
The karma module just responds to this++
and that--
and keeps track of a score. I wrote it in response to a feature request from someone.
The trivia stuff in bMotion is so it can play trivia against my trivia script (see my eggdrop-scripts
repo on here, and/or join #triviacow on EFNet).
Glad you like it!
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http://www.bmotion.net:8000/bmotion/wiki/CommandReference
you can use the above link as well :) it's also outdated, but it's better than nothing. :)
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Related Issues (20)
- Let bot talk in its sleep HOT 4
- Use more fields in userinfo.tcl HOT 10
- No redis server can cause bMotion to delay during startup
- bMotion can cause eggdrop to run out of memory with low ulimit HOT 2
- Waking up and then running the overslept code? HOT 1
- Tcl error [bMotion_event_mode]: missing close-bracket
- Errors. I upgraded it to latest version. HOT 3
- "set answer-ctcp 0" in eggdrop.conf breaks ACTION triggers
- Minor bug with silence/silent variable. HOT 2
- Mood: allow to specify negative values HOT 1
- Tcl error [bMotion_event_action]: can't read "mood(horny)": no such variable HOT 4
- possibility to set the bmotion path manually in eggdrop.conf or similar HOT 2
- [enhancement] perhaps, add support for bot to be pre-op transgender HOT 4
- Error message in bots HOT 2
- "bMotion_abstract_add_filter" error with redis HOT 2
- Error when enabling Censor plugin HOT 1
- Bot quits when using emojis HOT 3
- can't read "reason": no such variable HOT 2
- Remote host closed the connection HOT 2
- Karma issue with -- HOT 9
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