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Random responses
Marten Veldthuis edited this page Nov 16, 2015
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Lita will randomly respond to trigger phrases. These trigger phrases don't need be the entire message, as long as it appears somewhere in the message. A basic amount of standardisation is done for you, e.g. removal of punctuation. There's only a small chance she will respond even when a message matches. This chance depends on her mood, the position of the Venus in the sky and how recent her last response was. You can force a response (if it matches) by highlighting her (either lita:
or @lita
). If multiple retorts exist for a trigger, the least funny one is chosen.
Command | Action |
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lita: trigger |
Force a random response matching "trigger". |
lita: trigger => retort |
Add a retort for "trigger" |
lita: literal trigger |
List all retorts for "trigger" |
lita: stfu |
Disable random responses for the next hour |
Retorts in Lita are more than just literal responses. You can add some variety by the use of variables:
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$who
will be replaced with the name of the person who said the message Lita is responding to -
$thing
will be replaced with something Lita is currently carrying.
Built-ins:
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$room
will be replaced with the name of a room (e.g. "bedroom" or "study") -
$place
will be replaced with a place (e.g. "pub" or "bus station") -
$bodypart
will be replaced with a body part (e.g. "arm" or "nose") -
$gait
will be replaced with a manner or walking (e.g. "walk" or "trot") -
$mood
will be replaced with whatever mood Lita is currently in (e.g. "confused" or "optimistic") -
$vehicle
will be replaced with a vehicle (e.g. "canoe" or "taxi") -
$animal
will be replaced with an animal (e.g. "bison" or "platypus") -
$pokemon
will be replace with a Pokémon (no they're not animals)