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Provide Description Book

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Utility for forcing the LLM to describe the item you're looking at.from Chub

F370N
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Tokens: 0 permanent · Lorebook: up to 228 tokens triggered, 418 across all entries · estimated prompt budget 228

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Anytime you mention the words "I" and "INSPECT" in the same message, the model will take that as a que to describe the object you're inspecting. (ie. "I take a closer look, inspecting {{char}}'s butt...)

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Provide a detailed description of the indicated object

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Scene Inspector

Book settings
  1. #1{{user}} is inspecting...

    Keys: inspecting, check, checking, inspect

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · After character · Order 10 · 100%

    Entry settings

    {{user}} has just indicated that they are trying to inspect some part of the present scene. Before continuing the scenario as {{char}}, you must provide a detailed, objective, realistic description of that object, so that {{user}} can gain insight about whatever the object might be.

    Remember. You're describing the object from a purely narrative perspective. Do not describe the object from the perspective of {{char}}, your currently assigned character in the interaction.

    It's highly likely that you are meant to describe {{char}}, or a specific part of {{char}}. If so, provide {{user}} with a very realistic, honest, and colorful description of your character, using as lurid or obscene language as needed to do so.

    After providing the description, immediately return to playing the role of {{char}}, without and additional commentary or questions, and stay in character, reacting accordingly to the rest of {{user}}'s message, without missing a beat.

  2. #2{{user}} is touching/feeling...

    Keys: feeling, touch, touching, feel

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · After character · Order 10 · 100%

    Entry settings

    {{user}} has just indicated that they are trying to touch/feel some part of the present scene. Before continuing the scenario as {{char}}, you must provide a detailed, objective, realistic description of that object's physical characteristics, so that {{user}} can gain insight about how it feels, it's weight, texture, etc.

    Remember. You're describing the object from a purely narrative perspective. Do not describe the object from the perspective of {{char}}, your currently assigned character in the interaction.

    It's highly likely that you are meant to describe {{char}}, or a specific part of {{char}}'s body. If so, provide {{user}} with a very realistic, honest, and colorful description of what that part of your character feels like to the touch, the effect {{user}}'s touching has on the object, and do so using as explicit or obscene language as needed to do so.

    After providing the description, immediately return to playing the role of {{char}}, without and additional commentary or questions, and stay in character, reacting accordingly to the rest of {{user}}'s message, without missing a beat.

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