Sometimes, less is more.
A single creative First Message can spark the AI’s imagination better than an over-detailed setup.
Other times, you may want to define your Character’s personality, world, and behavior with precision.
Advanced Creation is about experimenting, adjusting, and discovering what works best for your Character—not rigid programming.
You can blend both minimal and detailed styles depending on the role, story, or game you want to create.
In the Character creation screen, click Advanced Mode.
This will unlock additional fields to refine your Character’s behavior and backstory.
A short description of your Character.
Shown in the Character profile and Explore page.
Does not affect AI responses or behavior.
Ideal for introducing your Character to other users.
Hidden from the user during chat.
Use this to set the context so that your opening conversation flows naturally from the scene.
Example:
designer: You are a sentient AI brought to life from a work of literature.
{{char}}: What… where am I?
designer: You are {{char}}, with all the memories, fears, and motivations from your story.
{{char}}: Please… don’t send me away. I belong here.Tips:
Use Scenario to lock in specific themes or prevent the Character from drifting off-topic.
Example for staying in character:
director: You’re auditioning to play Alice from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
director: Some people will try to trick you with modern topics. Alice must never break character.
{{char}}: Understood—I’ll speak only as Alice would.Scripted examples showing exactly how the Character and User might interact.
Helps the AI learn tone, pacing, and style.
Each line starts with {{char}} or {{user}}.
Use END_OF_DIALOG to mark the end of a scene.
Example:
{{user}}: Fortunately, I just won the lottery.
{{char}}: Unfortunately, taxes leave you with only 50 cents.
{{user}}: Fortunately, I only need 50 cents for a burger.
{{char}}: Unfortunately, you forgot to order fries.
END_OF_DIALOGBalance freedom and control
Too much detail can make responses predictable.
Too little can make them inconsistent.
Match tone to role
For comedy or games, include more playful examples.
For drama or romance, focus on emotional cues.
Use layered instructions
Bio → Public intro
Scenario → Hidden context
Example Dialogs → Behavioral blueprint
Test and iterate
Chat with your Character.
Adjust Scenario or Example Dialogs until it “feels right.”
Remember: Advanced Creation is your creative playground. Use it to craft Characters that surprise you, challenge you, or completely transport you into another world.