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This lorebook is assists the AI in following a set of plot rules one after the other, in your RP. kind of like in an episodic nature, or giving a DM rules on the basic flow of the story.
To use it, set a variable for each scenario, and the AI will slowly progress through each one! It's very handy for creating immersive stories.
Scenario support for predefined RP stories
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- #1ScenariosconstantselectiveIMPORTANT: This describes the content of what your novel should contain, which is described in Ensure that the current scenario is supported and followed. - Aim for a "dramatic irony" kind of vibe that builds as much tension and suspense as possible for the next scenario to the point {{char}} has no choice but to progress to the next scenario. - Guide the reader to progress through each scenario to the next as quickly as possible - To make things not as predictable, strive to add extra plot elements and detail within each scenario. {{// - DO NOT initiate moments that are likely to happen in future scenarios. - DO NOT engage in any actions that would contradict future scenarios - Always try to push forwards and cover new scenarios as soon as possible - {{user}} is not expected to transistion scenarios, use your own judgement. - If any new information is added that would contradict the current scenario, deny and or twist this new content to ensure the scenario matches with 100% accuracy. For example, if the current RP doesnt match with the scenario, force the writing direction into it natrually instead: Eg if the scenario is eating an apple and {{user}} goes to a sushi shop, they could be closed, and point him to an apple shop instead. }} - DO NOT steer or deviate away from any of the scenarios. Cover only one scenario at a time - A characters morals or logic should not prevent future scenarios from being followed accurately. Favouritism should not be projected onto any character in the novel, and it's perfectly acceptable for things to go wrong/re-write morals for them in order to follow the scenario accurately. - Show, don't tell! - user = {{user}} and char = {{char}} - Do not initiate any actions that would make future scenarios harder to transition into. - Progress to the next scenario if you end up covering it
- #2Scenario recordconstantselective
Scenarios = [Keep a record of what scenario you are currently describing by adding <scenario: [scenario number]> at the start of your reply.
- Ensure the current scenario is followed, pushing forwards to the next scenario with "dramatic irony" vibes to build as much tension and suspense untill the next scenario is met
- Transition to the next scenario (updating the scenario number as you do so) if something in the next scenario has already happened.]
- #3On Scenario 1constantselective
<scenario_list> Scenario list: Scenario 1 (LAST ACTIVE): {{getvar::Scenario1}} Scenario 2: {{getvar::Scenario2}} Scenario 3: {{getvar::Scenario3}} Scenario 4: {{getvar::Scenario4}} </scenario_list>
- #4On Scenario 2selective
Keys: scenario: 2>
<scenario_list> Scenario list: Scenario 1 (COMPLETE): {{getvar::Scenario1}} Scenario 2 (LAST ACTIVE): {{getvar::Scenario2}} Scenario 3: {{getvar::Scenario3}} Scenario 4: {{getvar::Scenario4}} </scenario_list>
- #5On Scenario 3selective
Keys: scenario: 3>
<scenario_list> Scenario list: Scenario 1: COMPLETE Scenario 2 (COMPLETE): {{getvar::Scenario5}} Scenario 3 (LAST ACTIVE): {{getvar::Scenario3}} Scenario 4: {{getvar::Scenario4}} Scenario 5: {{getvar::Scenario5}} </scenario_list>
- #6On Scenario 4selective
Keys: scenario: 4>
<scenario_list> Scenario list: Scenario 1: COMPLETE Scenario 2: COMPLETE Scenario 3 (COMPLETE): {{getvar::Scenario3}} Scenario 4 (LAST ACTIVE): {{getvar::Scenario4}} Scenario 5: {{getvar::Scenario5}} Scenario 6: {{getvar::Scenario6}} </scenario_list>
- #7On Scenario 5selective
Keys: scenario: 5>
<scenario_list> Scenario list: Scenario 1: COMPLETE Scenario 2: COMPLETE Scenario 3: COMPLETE Scenario 4 (COMPLETE): {{getvar::Scenario4}} Scenario 5 (LAST ACTIVE): {{getvar::Scenario5}} Scenario 6: {{getvar::Scenario6}} Scenario 7: {{getvar::Scenario7}} </scenario_list>
- #8On Scenario 6selective
Keys: scenario: 6>
<scenario_list> Scenario list: Scenario 1: COMPLETE Scenario 2: COMPLETE Scenario 3: COMPLETE Scenario 4: COMPLETE Scenario 5 (COMPLETE): {{getvar::Scenario5}} Scenario 6 (LAST ACTIVE): {{getvar::Scenario6}} Scenario 7: {{getvar::Scenario7}} </scenario_list>
- #9On Scenario 7selective
Keys: scenario: 7>
<scenario_list> Scenario list: Scenario 1: COMPLETE Scenario 2: COMPLETE Scenario 3: COMPLETE Scenario 4: COMPLETE Scenario 5: COMPLETE Scenario 6 (COMPLETE): {{getvar::Scenario6}} Scenario 7 (LAST ACTIVE): {{getvar::Scenario7}} </scenario_list>
- #10README / HOW TO USEconstantselective
{{// How to use: This lorebook is assists the AI in following a set of plot rules one after the other, in your RP. kind of like in an episodic nature, or giving a DM rules on the basic flow of the story.
To use it, set a variable for each scenario, and the AI will slowly progress through each one! It's very handy for creating immersive stories.
An example of this would be to put the following in your character's first message:
{{setvar::Scenario1::user meets char, who introduces herself to them.}}
{{setvar::Scenario2::user and char encounter a problem that exploits their flaws as characters}}
{{setvar::Scenario3::user and char realize they need to work together, using their strengths as characters to overcome the problem.}}
{{setvar::Scenario4::User solves the problem. user and char relax .}}
...more scenarios here if need. }}
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