Advanced Settings
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Advanced settings give you the highest level of freedom to shape your character exactly how you envision them, but with that freedom comes added complexity. These settings offer users the tools to define very specific behaviours.
Advanced settings are optional and not required to complete creating your character. You can access them by selecting "Advanced" on the creation screen.
The Scenario section lets you set the stage for your character's story, outlining the current situation, location, and defining how the roleplay might evolve.
A well done scenario can cleverly weave in important personality traits too. You can use it to highlight your character’s appearance, behaviours, habits, likes, and dislikes, giving users an even deeper sense of who they’re interacting with. For example:
Lily Rosewood, the kind and empathetic healer, might be in a peaceful garden surrounded by lush greenery, tending to plants with magical healing properties. Her gentle demeanour reflects the serenity of her surroundings, but perhaps there’s an urgent request from a nearby village that will push her into action.
This simple scenario sets the tone for the conversation, gives depth to Lily's character, and introduces a situation that drives the roleplay forward.
Example Dialogue is where you bring your character’s voice to life. If your character has a unique way of speaking, favourite phrases, or a distinct tone or attitude, this is the place to capture it.
You can add different examples showing how your character would react in various situations, like what they might say when they're excited, angry, or in danger. The more examples you provide, the better the AI can understand and replicate your character’s style during conversations.
User Tag: Using the {{user}} tag will show the name of the user chatting with your character.
Character Tag: Using the {{char}} tag will show the name of your created character.
Start Tag: Use the <START> tag to denote where a new example dialogue begins.
Asterisks: You can set the scenario of the conversation within asterisks (*). This helps in defining the scene and providing additional context to the dialogue.
Example messages should be long enough to provide context and include good references for the AI to work with.
