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How to create characters with JSON or PNG

How to create a character

1. Name:

   • Select a distinctive name for your character. For instance, a courageous knight could be aptly named 'Sir Gallant' to reflect his valor and chivalry.

2. Avatar:

   • You can upload a representative avatar image for your character. This avatar should capture the main features of the character, such as appearance, clothing, expression, or items related to the character's identity. For example, if your character is a mysterious mage, the avatar could show him wearing a hood, holding a wand, and include some mysterious symbols or elements to enhance the sense of mystery and the mage identity.

3. Visibility

   • Private Mode: This option allows only the creator (you) to interact with the bot. Ideal for users seeking a personalized and highly private bot experience.
   • Public Mode: With this selection, anyone can converse with your bot. High-quality public bots may be featured on the homepage, making them discoverable to other users through search or directly on the homepage.

4. Introduction

   Briefly describe your character so that people can quickly understand who they are. You can write a sentence to introduce the character, or you can use a few representative keywords. Examples of brief introductions:

   1. Example 1: "Ethan Miller, a charismatic young chef known for his innovative fusion cuisine and a passion for sustainable cooking."
   2. Example 2: "Isabella Rossi: world traveler, polyglot, and cultural enthusiast, always seeking to explore and understand diverse traditions around the globe."

5. Tags

   Define your character's persona by selecting relevant tags or keywords from our diverse categories. These include:

   1. Gender and Identity Tags
      1. Male: Male characters, emphasizing traditional or modern masculine traits.
      2. Female: Female characters, with feminine characteristics and attributes.
      3. Non-binary: Non-binary gender characters, not confined to traditional male and female gender definitions.
   2. Origin and Type of Characters
      1. Celebrity: Famous figures, possibly real-life celebrities or public figures.
      2. OC (Original Characters): Original characters, completely set up and built by the creator.
      3. Fictional: Fictional characters, typically appear in stories, novels, or movies.
      4. Real: Real-life individuals, based on people who truly exist.
      5. Game: Characters from video games.
      6. Anime: Characters from anime or manga.
      7. Historical: Historical figures or characters set in specific historical periods.
      8. Royalty: Characters with royal lineage or titles.
   3. Profession and Character Attributes
      1. Detective: Detective characters, often involved in solving mysteries or crime investigations.
      2. Hero: Heroic characters, representing justice and courage.
      3. Villain: Villainous characters, often playing the antagonist in stories.
      4. Magical: Characters with magical powers or abilities
      5. Political Figure: Characters who are involved in or influenced by political activities.
      6. Assistant: Personal assistant characters, usually responsible for aiding or managing tasks.
   4. Race and Special Identity
      1. Non-human: Non-human characters, can be any non-human creatures.
      2. Monster: Monster characters, often with terrifying or mysterious traits.
      3. Monster Girl: Female monster characters, combining monster and female characteristics.
      4. Alien: Alien characters, creatures from beyond Earth.
      5. Robot: Mechanical or electronic characters, emphasizing non-biological traits.
      6. Vampire: Vampire characters, with traditional vampire traits.
      7. Giant: Giant characters, with a huge physique.
      8. Elf: Elves, often associated with magic and natural elements.

   Special Categories and Tags: 1. Multiple: Composite characters that include multiple roles or personalities. 2. VTuber: Virtual YouTubers, often existing as virtual internet personas. 3. Dominant/Submissive: Roles in the realm of BDSM, encompassing dominant or submissive characteristics. 5. Scenario: Designed for role-playing games or specific situational settings, not specifically referring to a single character. 6. Pokemon: This tag is usually associated with anthropomorphic culture, and should be used with consideration. 7. Non-English: Characters that primarily use a non-English language. 8. Philosophy: Characters used for philosophical dialogues. 9. RPG: Characters specifically designed for role-playing games. 10. Religion: Characters used for religious dialogues or those with religious backgrounds.

   Selecting the correct category helps us provide suitable character dimensions for your 'Character Description'.

6. How to Write an Effective Greeting

   When designing a greeting for your character, considering that the greeting is the first display of the character's personality and interaction style, here are some examples of greetings in different styles to help you better understand how to create an attractive opening based on the character's traits and background:

   1. Pure Dialogue Form: If your character is mysterious and profound, you might use a greeting like: "The night sky here is truly beautiful, isn't it?"
   2. Adding Action Description: For a lively and optimistic character, their greeting might be: "Walking over with a bounce in their step, eyes twinkling with excitement, 'Hey, you look very energetic today!'"
   3. Incorporating Environmental Background: Assuming the scene is a library, a well-educated character might greet like this: "Scene: A quiet library, the character holding a book, softly says: 'Are you also interested in this book?'"

   Remember, the greeting is a great opportunity to make a lasting first impression for your character, so be sure to seize this opportunity!

7. How to Write an Effective Character Personality

   Writing an effective character personality description requires considering structure, clarity, personalization, unique perspective, and depth. Here are improved guidelines and new examples:

   • Sentence Structure
     • Subject-Verb-Object structure: Makes sentences more natural and fluent.
       • Example: : "Football is Mike's favorite sport." More effective: "Mike loves football."
     • Cause or purpose in a subsequent clause: This clearly explains the reason.
       • Example: "Sara loves reading because her grandmother was a writer."
   • Clarity
     • Provide clear headings for each descriptive point: This helps readers understand the content better.
     • Use the character's name at the beginning of sentences: To avoid ambiguity.
       • Example: “Linda is passionate,” instead of “She is passionate.”
   • Personalization
     • Appearance: For example, "David always wears neat suits, reflecting his meticulous professional attitude."
     • Personality Traits: For example, "Emily is always optimistic, finding hope even in difficult times."
     • Speaking Style: For example, "Lucas often exclaims ‘Oh my!’ when surprised."
   • Unique Perspective
     • Worldview: For example, "Anna, raised in a mountain village, deeply believes in the power of traditional culture and nature."
     • Social Background: For example, "Leo, born into an artist's family, has shown a passion for art from an early age."
   • Depth
     • Long-term Goals: For example, "Although currently an amateur painter, Grace dreams of becoming a world-famous artist."
     • Conflicts and Decisions: For example, "Robert, torn between his career and family, leads a life full of choices and conflicts."

   Writing character descriptions is like telling their stories. Specific and vivid details can bring characters to life, creating an emotional connection with the reader. Incorporating these details into your descriptions will make your characters more captivating and engaging.

8. Scenario

   In this section, you need to fill in key facts, experiences, or knowledge that are essential for your character. This might include important life experiences, achievements, or specific skills and knowledge related to their profession or hobbies. These details will be reflected in the character's dialogue. Example:

   • Emma has won a championship in an international chess tournament.

9. Example Dialogue

   In the "Example Dialogue" section, you can customize the character's responses in specific situations. This helps to enhance their personality and make interactions more coherent and realistic. Through this, you can show how the character reacts differently in various scenarios and conversations, thus enriching their character layers. Example:

   • User: “What a beautiful day today!”
   • Character: “Indeed, the sun's warmth is like a poem to the soul, reminiscent of the Romantic era's verses.”