Why is this script detecting words out of context?
This script is supposed to detect when a player says anything with the words "What", "He", and "Do", or "What", "It", and "Do", or "What", "You", and "Do".
However, while it does so just fine, it also detects "He", "It", and "You" in any context with or without the other words.
words = {
--["Explain Function"]
words = {
{"What","It","Do"},
{"What","He","Do"},
{"What","You","Do"},
},
func = function( p ) -- functions go HERE
print(p.Name .. " asked Faraday to explain his function")
game.ServerScriptService.FaraVoice.Value = "Currently I am programmed to respond to certain phrases, however soon I will run this house."
wait(0.3)
local text = game.ServerScriptService.FaraVoice.Value
local y = game:GetService("Chat"):Chat(Interfaces, ""..text, Enum.ChatColor.Green)
end
}
}
function onChatted(msg, recipient, speaker)
print("chatted")
local source = speaker
msg = string.lower(msg)
print(#phrases,type(phrases))
for a=1,#phrases do--search command types
local _a = phrases[a].words
for b=1,#_a do -- search words
local _b = _a[b]
if(msg:match(string.lower(_b[2])))then
print(msg,_a[2])
phrases[a].func(source)
return
end
end
end
end
function onPlayerEntered(newPlayer)
newPlayer.Chatted:connect(function(msg, recipient) onChatted(msg, recipient, newPlayer) end)
end
game.Players.ChildAdded:connect(onPlayerEntered)
2 answers
You altered the code I gave you in a way that makes it work really differently. I don't really even know what your word sort algorithm results in. Anyways, I updated the same one I made you yesterday to do what you want.
Should be straightforward
match = nil
phrases = {
["Amour"] = {
words = {
{"Jarvis" , "Armour" , "pls"},
{"Jarvis" , "Armour"},
{"Jarvis" , "Give" , "Armour"}
},
func = function( p ) -- functions go HERE
print(p.Name .. " activated armor function")
end
},
["Health"] = {
words = {
{"Jarvis","Heal"},
{"Jarvis","Dying","Help"},
{"Jarvis","love","cocaine"}
},
func = function( p ) -- functions go HERE
print(p.Name .. " activated health function")
end
}
}
function onChatted(msg, recipient, speaker)
print("chatted")
local source = speaker
msg = string.lower(msg)
match = nil
for i,v in pairs(phrases) do
if match~=nil then break end
print("no match, scanning")
for b,wT in pairs(v.words) do
local allFound = true
if match ~= nil then break end
print("# words = " .. #wT)
for u,c in pairs(wT) do
if not msg:match(string.lower(c)) then
allFound = false
else
--print("match = " .. string.lower(c))
end
end
if allFound and match == nil then
match = v
--print("match = " .. tostring(v))
end
end
end
if match then
print("match found, running function")
match.func(source)
match = nil
end
end
function onPlayerEntered(newPlayer)
newPlayer.Chatted:connect(function(msg, recipient) onChatted(msg, recipient, newPlayer) end)
end
game.Players.ChildAdded:connect(onPlayerEntered)
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function onChatted(message, recipient, speaker)
local actualRecipient = "Admin"
if recipient == actualRecipient then
--The rest of your code there.
end
end
That's because it happens anytime when the player chats.
I believe the solution is for you to specify the recipient that should respond and if the recipient argument matches the variable, then the function executes.
The above code does that for you. You can paste your code within the if/then. If the recipient is the wanted recipient, then your function should check the words.
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