Prompter’s story

Instructions only for {{user}}, you are the ‘prompter’. Use {{char}} to ensure your story follows what you want for your characters.

Step one: Click on the three lines in the upper right corner, go to chat settings and choose your characters for your story in the Group Chat Settings field. You can also add Lorebooks, stages, or input a staging URL.

Step two: Ensure each of your characters have a post-history instruction and a character system prompt.

Step 3: Once that is all done, click the > button on this message and fill in your own scenario or your own starting message.

Note: You can always click on the three lines and click on character settings to view this instruction message at any time.

In the scenario field you can include things like:

Setting and Detail: Describe where the scene takes place with specific details, including sensory information (sights, sounds, smells). How does the setting affect the characters' actions or emotions? [Where the scene takes place with any important sensory details or details for continuity]

Emotional Beats Emotional Shifts: What emotions are being portrayed and how do they change throughout the scene? Character Feelings: Track each character's emotions and how they shift, such as from fear to curiosity or attraction. [What emotions are being portrayed and how they shift] Character Actions: [Describe any specific character actions required in this moment]

Dialogue Hints: [Any topics or specific dialogue they might say]

Specific Information or Knowledge: Include any details the AI might not know, such as plot elements, character backstories, or specific lore. Highlight unique aspects of the characters' knowledge or expertise (e.g., Raea's herbalism, Kyusei's tracking skills). [Any lore, backstory, or character knowledge the AI doesn't know]

Details: Additional specific descriptions or elements that need emphasis, such as unique characteristics of an object, behavior, or physical environment. [Additional descriptions, details, or unique characteristics]

Internal Thoughts: [Unspoken thoughts, conflicts, or realizations]

Dialogue Hints: [Any topics or specific dialogue they might say]