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Let bot talk in its sleep #26

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jamesoff opened this issue Jun 26, 2014 · 4 comments
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Let bot talk in its sleep #26

jamesoff opened this issue Jun 26, 2014 · 4 comments
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@jamesoff
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Currently when the bot is asleep bMotionDoAction mutes all output, so there's no way for e.g. doRandomStuff to have the bot talk in its sleep.

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Lord255 commented Jun 29, 2014

mhm. i would say thats fine. you dont talk either when you sleep. but i can see the point if you are talking while you're dreaming or something. but thats a whole other story and should not be the dorandom which is used when the bot is not sleeping

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It's a feature request, and would be a toggle :)

Having the bot sprout random stuff in its sleep is conceptually the same as when it's awake, you just want it to use different abstracts and happen much much less frequently.

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Lord255 commented Jun 30, 2014

mhm. i wanted to point out that you speak differently while sleeping.. i mean the tone and the other communication noises :D that's why i think it should be a diff one than the other random stuff.

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If that wasn't clear, that was the intention. The doRandomStuff proc already switches abstracts for different reasons, having it use another set for while it's asleep is pretty trivial.

(The complexity for implementing this is currently the output is all muted, so it needs a way for doRandomStuff to pass through but not e.g. plugins being triggered.)

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