The Starting Scenario is the first scene users encounter when they begin a chat. You must create at least one Starting Scenario before you can publish your work.
Click [Add Starting Scenario] and fill in the following fields:
Title: The name users will see when choosing a Starting Scenario.
Description: Briefly describe the situation or scene.
Detailed Settings: The content that will actually appear as the opening scene. You can freely describe the characters’ backgrounds, personalities, actions, and more.
You can drag and drop Starting Scenarios to rearrange their order. A confirmation window will appear before deleting one.
Select this option to make the Starting Scenario appear first when users start a new chat.
This setting works independently of the scenario’s position in the list.
Click [Insert Internal Image] to open a pop-up showing the images registered to your work. Images are organized under All and by individual character, and you can also use [Search Images] to find a specific image.
Click an image to insert its image code at your current cursor position.
Example:<<Image>> code
Click [Eden Syntax] to view expressions that are automatically converted during chats. Click any expression to insert it directly at your current cursor position.
{{user}}— Automatically replaced with the name of the user in the conversation.Example:
Hello, {{user}}!→Hello, Hawa!<<Image>> code/{{img::code or url}}— Enter a registered image code or an external image URL to display the image at that position.<<Narration>>— Displays the following content as narration rather than character dialogue.Example:
<<Narration>> The door quietly opened.<<Character Name>>— Enter a character’s name to display the following text as that character’s dialogue.Example:
<<Hawa>> Long time no see.Triple backticks (
```) — Use triple backticks to freely format the content inside them. This can be useful for creating elements such as status windows.Example:
```HP: 80/100```
An Auxiliary Prompt is an additional set of instructions that you can define separately for each Starting Scenario.
When a user selects that Starting Scenario, the content entered here is added to the end of the work’s Detailed Prompt. It applies not only to the opening scene, but throughout the entire conversation.
Example:In this Starting Scenario, the character does not know {{user}}'s name yet. Until they learn the name, they should address {{user}} as "you."
This is useful when each Starting Scenario has a different atmosphere, relationship, or set of conditions.
Because Auxiliary Prompts are always applied throughout the conversation, they are not suitable for information that should only be referenced when a specific keyword appears. Use the [Lorebook] for that type of information instead.
Lorebook
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