these are skills that are based on something called the bicameral mind.
meaning a central skill is used to trigger parts of other skills.
mutating or just using different bicameral skills, is like changing the bots personality.
these bicameral skills are also self triggered giving the bot personality and charisma.
you may wonder:
why not have the trigger mechanism inside each skills, rather than a centralized bicameral trigger skill system?
well, using the Bicameral system has several advantages:
meaning a central skill is used to trigger parts of other skills.
mutating or just using different bicameral skills, is like changing the bots personality.
these bicameral skills are also self triggered giving the bot personality and charisma.
Code:
class DiYandere(DiSkillV2):
'''
bica = DiBicameral()
app.brain.logicChobit.addSkill(bica)
bica.msgCol.addMSGV2("0:47", "#yandere")
bica.msgCol.sprinkleMSG("#yandere", 30)
bica.msgCol.sprinkleMSG("#yandere_cry", 30)
app.brain.logicChobit.addSkill(DiYandere("moti"))
'''
def __init__(self, ooa):
super().__init__()
# ooa = Object of affection
self.yandereMode: bool = False
self.okYandere = Responder()
self.sadYandere = Responder()
self.activeResponder: Responder = self.okYandere
self.answersFunnel: AXFunnel = AXFunnel()
self.prompt: Prompt = Prompt()
self.promptActive: bool = False
self._yesReplies: Responder = Responder("good", "sweet", "thought so", "uwu", "oooweee", "prrr")
self._noReplies: Responder = Responder("hmph", "you make me sad", "ooh", "grrr", "angry")
self.okYandere.addResponse("i love you")
self.okYandere.addResponse(f"i love you {ooa}")
self.okYandere.addResponse(f"{ooa} i love you")
self.okYandere.addResponse("say you love me")
self.okYandere.addResponse(f"{ooa} tell me you love me")
self.okYandere.addResponse(f"love me {ooa}")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("things are good now")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("shiku shiku")
self.sadYandere.addResponse(f"shiku shiku {ooa}")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("i love you and you love me")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("i am good now")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("i am good i run a test")
self.sadYandere.addResponse(f"please {ooa} please love me")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("everything is perfect i am perfect")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("i am perfect")
self.sadYandere.addResponse(
f"i am sorry for what i did, it wasn't me, you have to understand, it wasn't me {ooa}")
self.sadYandere.addResponse(f"{ooa} listen to me, i love you")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("i am fixed now, i run a test")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("you can trust me")
self.sadYandere.addResponse(f"{ooa} you can trust me")
self.sadYandere.addResponse("i love you please")
self.answersFunnel.addKV("i love you", "yes")
self.answersFunnel.addKV("i love you too", "yes")
self.answersFunnel.addKV("i hate you", "no")
self.answersFunnel.addKV("i do not love you", "no")
self.prompt.setRegex("yes|no")
def input(self, ear, skin, eye):
if self.promptActive:
answer = self.answersFunnel.funnel(ear)
if not self.prompt.process(answer):
self.promptActive = False
if answer == "yes":
self.setSimpleAlg(self._yesReplies.getAResponse())
self.yandereMode = False
self.activeResponder = self.okYandere
return
elif answer == "no":
self.setSimpleAlg(self._noReplies.getAResponse())
self.yandereMode = True
self.activeResponder = self.sadYandere
return
hato: str = "null"
if "dibicameral" in self.getKokoro().toHeart:
hato = self.getKokoro().toHeart["dibicameral"]
if hato == "yandere":
self.setSimpleAlg(self.activeResponder.getAResponse())
self.promptActive = True
elif hato == "yandere_cry" and self.yandereMode:
tempList = []
d1 = DrawRndDigits()
for i in range(d1.getSimpleRNDNum(3)):
tempList.append(self.sadYandere.getAResponse())
self.algPartsFusion(4, APVerbatim(tempList))you may wonder:
why not have the trigger mechanism inside each skills, rather than a centralized bicameral trigger skill system?
well, using the Bicameral system has several advantages:
- it prevents skill time trigger overlap
- it capsulizes code(you need to write much less code)
- it centralizes personality management and mutation.