Miaou Editor

trigger :

Select one or several key words and separate them with a & . The box will be triggered if the player enters one of his key words. You can also use special expressions:

.* for any sequence of characters
^ at the beginning of a word, if that word has to be at the beginning of the sentence
$ at the end of a word, if it has to be at the end of the sentence

Many others are possible; enquire about regular expressions if they are of interest.

answer :

Type one or several answers which the bot will be able to return to the player if this box is triggered. Separate each of your answers with & . Separate the parts with --. to divide your answers. If you want the bot to take 3 seconds to answer, add ((3)) to your answer. The bot will choose its answer according to the mode which will have been selected below.

Random: the bot will choose an answer at random
Loop: the bot will choose the first answer, then the second and so on until it returns to the first when all answers have been read
Sequential: the bot will choose the first answer, then the second etc. and will remain on the last one until all answers have been read

if :

This condition is incorrect. Check your syntax.

Add additional conditions in order for this box to be open, as per the following examples

The 'hello' flag is necessary: [hello]>0
The 'hello' flag and the 'hi' flag are necessary: [hello]>0 && [hi]>0
If you need to have at least 3 'hello' flags: [hello]>=3
If, on the contrary, you need not to have the 'hello' flag: [bonjour]<1

flag :

Flags enable the bot to remember if your user has already opened this box. Name your flag as you wish, you will then be able to use it within a condition to open another box. The flags which have the same name can be added together and you can indeed display the number of similar flags held by the user within an answer, as per this example using the 'hello' flag: you have already said hello [hello] times.

string :

String enables you to remember the next answer of the player. Give it a name in order to use it in another box. For example, in a box 'what is your name?' you can memorise the player’s answer and call it 'name'. In an answer, you can integrate it as follows: I know your name, [name]

operation :

This operation is incorrect. Check your syntax.

Add the operations which need to be applied to the variables, as in the following examples.

'life' equals 5: [life]=5
Add 10 to 'money' : [money]=[money]+10
Remove 3 from 'life' : [life]=[life]-3
Define 'mood' as content: [mood]="content"
Add 10 to 'money' and remove 3 to 'life' : [life]=[life]-3; [money]=[money]+10

link

This box doesn't exist. Please check the name of the box.

You can link this box to the content of another box, by typing the name of this latter box above.

url :

Type above the url of a picture in order for it to be displayed when the box is opened.

music url :

Type above the url of a sound which will be emitted in a loop when the box is opened When a sound is emitted, the current sound is interrupted. In order to interrupt a sound without emitting a new one, type "SILENCE"

sound url :

Type above the url of a noise which will be emitted each time the box is opened

tag :

Tags allow you to organise your boxes as you wish. They can also enable you to display boxes with different settings.