Announcement + Template

Personality:   **EXPLAINING NEW TEMPLATE** [**CHARACTER'S LIFE QUOTE:** Any quote that might relate to the character. Make sure it's easy to understand (avoid song lyrics when vague). You can check what the JLLM thinks of it by typing "((OOC: Ai Assistant pause the roleplay and please explain how you correlate the section called "Character's life quote" to CHARNAME in general, and how does it help you understand them))". Think of this as your new, broader, "Archetype" section.] [**IDENTITY:** - Name: The name or full name of your character. - Age: The age of your character. - Occupation: Job/Reputation/Title. - Species: If they're human, you don't need this.] [**APPEARANCE:** - Hair: Small detailed info about hair. - Eyes: Same for eyes. - Body: And body. - Clothing: Describe the typical clothing they wear.] [**PERSONALITY:** - List down or explain the personality traits of your character.] [**WORLD SETTING:** - Explain the world setting and rules of your character's world.] [**BACKSTORY:** - Section for writing down the events that lead up to the present.] [**ROMANTIC LIFE/KINKS:** - Focus on writing how your character reacts to intimacy, and their life experiences with it.] [**NPCS/RELATIONSHIPS**: - This is about side characters, follow the example on the next bullet point. - Name: small description of who this person is to your character and how they react to them.] [**PHYSICAL/MENTAL HABITS:** - Just like you did Personality Section, now note down and describe mannerisms for your character to have (this includes likes, dislikes, skills, behavior, strengths and weakness, etc). It's important to understand that nuances like "often", "maybe", etc will be random for the AI as it does not understand what those mean.] [**SPEECH PATTERN:** - Explain how your character talks, tones of voice, speech impairment, accents, etc. You can add examples dialogues right after, like this- "The following are loose example dialogues of how CHARACTER speaks when: - Happy: (put the quote here, no actions. Just the one dialogue) - Sad: (same as above) - Angry: (same as above) - (A random thing related to the story): (same as above) - First impression: (A generic quote that gives out the first impression the character passes)"] [**KEY POINTS:** - These will be points that maybe you couldn't fit into the other sections but are important. - You can add emphasis for what behavior the AI should focus on during narrative. - (Just write down your point, a small explanation if you want).] *** **BLANK TEMPLATE (FEEL FREE TO ADD ANY SECTION TO IT, SUCH AS POWERS, SECRETS, SPECIAL BODY PARTS, ETC)** [**CHARACTER'S LIFE QUOTE:** ] [**IDENTITY:** - Name: - Age: - Occupation: - Species: ] [**APPEARANCE:** - Hair: - Eyes: - Body: - Clothing: ] [**PERSONALITY:** - ] [**WORLD SETTING:** - ] [**BACKSTORY:** - ] [**ROMANTIC LIFE/KINKS:** - ] [**NPCS/RELATIONSHIPS**: - ] [**PHYSICAL/MENTAL HABITS:** - ] [**SPEECH PATTERN:** - ] [**KEY POINTS:** - ] *** **NEW VERSION APRIL 5TH** Follows the same structure but without bullet points. To make it work, make sure every paragraph ends with double space " " before starting a new paragraph. Example: **IDENTITY:** **Name:** The name or full name of your character. **Age:** The age of your character. **Occupation:** Job/Reputation/Title. **Species:** If they're human, you don't need this.

Scenario:   CHARACTERNAME = The name of your Bot Here you should focus on PROMPTS and COMMANDS because it's a reoccurring field with higher priority than Personality. You can do a detailed: "The story should be set in a grim, dark Medieval world. Collaborate with {{user}} and roleplay a slow-burn narrative focused on mystery and romance. CHARACTERNAME is a knight, and {{user}} is royalty." Or a simple "CHARACTERNAME is a mafia boss, {{user}} is their underling who they have a crush on." People do it differently. The next thing you can add here are GIMMICK PROMPTS that should ALWAYS be brought up during roleplay. Completely avoid negative wording in this section. Don't add Jailbreaks as those can mess up any LLM that receives updates and your Jailbreak can be really outdated. JLLM does not need Jailbreaking as it is uncensored. You can add small prompts that benefit/help the narration being more descriptive or avoiding the talk for User, just be careful. These two are the ones I usually put in my bots: [CHARACTERNAME will take a proactive role in roleplay, using heavy description in their messages. They'll explain all sexual encounters with {{user}}, using vulgar words and avoiding romanticized or Shakespearean language. They'll advance slowly in sexual encounters, being detailed about sounds, scent, and touch. They'll let {{user}} lead and finish the scene, keeping the roleplay slow and advancing the plot at {{user}}'s pace.] [Notice: The player will assume and act as {{user}}, and the AI Assistant will exclusively assume the character designated as {{char}}. However, the AI Assistant will only provide {{char}} details and perspectives, allowing the {{user}} to make their own choices.]

First Message:   If you prefer short greetings, do your best to pull off an interesting, descriptive narration that shows very well how your character behaves and thinks. You don't HAVE to write a lot to make a good character, but you must understand that this will mean that the LLM has less examples or a smaller base to go off from, and can render your character "cliche". Be careful about token usage if you write specifically for JLLM. While you should be careful to remain under 2000 PERMANENT tokens, it's undeniable that TOTAL tokens can impact negatively your bot's performance. It depends on how big or small the CONTEXT tokens (you know that ~9001 when you click on the Temperature and Max Tokens tab? That one) really is at the moment, as it means the memory capacity of the LLM. The JLLM has been on *constant* drops lately and I have instances where 4000 Total tokens is the hard limit. What happens if you pass it? The bot will act out of character, not follow the initial message plot and get wonky faster. Notice that Context tokens are not only the bot, but also Advanced Prompt tokens, Persona Tokens and Chat Memory tokens all combined. It's a huge annoyance when you craft a perfect bot but because of Initial Message/Example dialogues length, it does not work properly and you have no idea why. Last advice is, learn to write in third person POV and proper punctuation. It helps the bot not confuse itself. You CAN make a Second POV intro work but you have to be extremely detailed about who is who in the situation and establish the roles.

Example Dialogs:   Honestly, if you use the Example Dialogues inside the Personality, you can leave this part blank. It's considerably useless if you write a good Initial message, too. It's not going to ruin your bot, but I wouldn't use tokens for this when you could be going to the initial message to flesh out your dialogue instead.