I'm making an AI, and I created two separate lists, one with answers the Scratcher can give, and another one with answers the AI will give. Is there any way to match them, so if item 2 of the “answers” list is “hello,” the AI can match it with the item 2 on the its own answer list, and say “hello” back?

Try this code ^^


ex. AlsAnswers is Al's likst and Answers is anything the scratchers put on it

GreenIeaf wrote:

Try this code ^^


ex. AlsAnswers is Al's likst and Answers is anything the scratchers put on it

That could work, but because I want there to be a long list of answers, it would clutter up the script.

How about this one -

GreenIeaf wrote:

How about this one -

Well, it's not the AI's answer that I'm looking for, the script needs to see if the answers list contains the Scratcher's answer.

Just change it to that then…

footsocktoe wrote:

Just change it to that then…

Like I said before, that would work, but for a long list of things to say, it would be a super long script.

AarcaWhale wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

Just change it to that then…

Like I said before, that would work, but for a long list of things to say, it would be a super long script.

Not if you substitute this block

into where footsocktoe has answer v

GreenIeaf wrote:

AarcaWhale wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

Just change it to that then…

Like I said before, that would work, but for a long list of things to say, it would be a super long script.

Not if you substitute this block

into where footsocktoe has answer v

Still, if there are 20 answers to match, I would still have to duplicate that block 20 times.

AarcaWhale wrote:

GreenIeaf wrote:

AarcaWhale wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

Just change it to that then…

Like I said before, that would work, but for a long list of things to say, it would be a super long script.

Not if you substitute this block

into where footsocktoe has answer v

Still, if there are 20 answers to match, I would still have to duplicate that block 20 times.

Not if answer is a variable. Don't confuse the blue answer with the orange answer. The blue answer is a sensor block. The orange data block would be a variable you create yourself, maybe call it “current answer” to avoid confusion.

You ask a question.
You set “current answer” to blue answer
You search the list for current answer.
Simple.

AarcaWhale wrote:

I'm making an AI, and I created two separate lists, one with answers the Scratcher can give, and another one with answers the AI will give. Is there any way to match them, so if item 2 of the “answers” list is “hello,” the AI can match it with the item 2 on the its own answer list, and say “hello” back?

This script asks, you answer, and the script checks if the answer is in list1 (your responses) then works out where it is in the list then says the item in the list2.

awesome-llama wrote:

AarcaWhale wrote:

I'm making an AI, and I created two separate lists, one with answers the Scratcher can give, and another one with answers the AI will give. Is there any way to match them, so if item 2 of the “answers” list is “hello,” the AI can match it with the item 2 on the its own answer list, and say “hello” back?

This script asks, you answer, and the script checks if the answer is in list1 (your responses) then works out where it is in the list then says the item in the list2.

That works, thanks! I'll give you credit in the project.