MegaHAL, need input Options

[Sandman[SA]]

In the rcbot_botprofiles_readme.txt, details of what to do with the 4 common_hal files are a bit vague. For some reason, rcbot 1.3 does not come with the common_hal.aux so I have absolutely no clue of what to put in there. Also, the common_hal.brn is basicly void of any examples so im unsure of what to include there either.


Cheeseh, can you offer any assistance? I want to know exactly what I can and can't do with these 4 common_hal files. The more detailed you can get, the better.

[Cheeseh]

hmm, must have forgotten the auxilliary file, it will read it if you create it (make a common_hal.aux file) & copy the format of the other megahal files.

I managed to know what all of the files were by simply looking at them and seeing what was in them from PMs RACC megaHAL test program.

the .brn is all binary data so obviously you aren't meant to even look at that or edit it, it's simply for data storage.

The .trn file, what is in it is simply lines of text which are sentences. So obviously just shove any arbitrary sentence you find which is of relevence and shove them in that file. The training file is simply for the bots to make a brain if they don't have one instead of learning first. Just shove in sentences and they will learn from them if they don't have a brain instead of learning first from humans talking in the game.

.swp should be easy no?

This just holds words that can be swapped from the bot listening for it to say things. e.g. if someone says "your stuff" the bot might say "my stuff" so that it makes sense. And of course saying "I am" while talking to the bot, the bot should say "you are" back at some point and NOT "I am" because the person was talking about themself and not the bot. Also you don't want it to say "I are" or "you am" either so you need both words in that swp file to have their third/first person type meanings.

I've told Petit what the .ban was for, filtering words if you don't want bots to learn them.


this is PM's auxilliary file.