When creating or editing a Plot Card, you will work with several panels, each designed to organize based on the type of information.
¶ Main Panel
- This is the main panel for a card's visual identity. Here you can:
- Upload New Picture: Select an image that represents your plot.
- Preview Visuals: See how your card will appear in different contexts across the application, including:
- Card View: The original full-size card view.
- List Item View: The compact view displayed in the card list.
This panel also serves as a hub to open the other data panels
¶ Metadata Panel
- Here you can set the card's name, along with other organizational details such as:
- Tags: Keywords for categorization and search.
- Creator: The author of the card.
- Card Summary: A brief overview of the card's content.
- Version: The version number of the card.
- Conceptual Origin: Where the idea for the card came from.
This information is for your reference and does not impact the AI's performance
¶ Plot Info Panel
- This is where you define the core elements of your plot, primarily through the Description field.
- The content here is designed to be pulled into the flow to guide the AI.
¶ Lorebook Panel
- You can create multiple lorebook entries to store detailed information, facts, or memories about the plot and its world. Each lorebook entry includes:
- Lorebook Name: A title for your lorebook entry.
- Keywords: Words or phrases that trigger this lorebook entry to be recalled by the AI.
- Recall Range: The scan depth to determine how many messages are checked for triggers.
- Description: The detailed information or facts contained within this lorebook entry.
¶ Scenario Panel
- This panel allows you to define specific scenes or events that can be triggered within the roleplay.
- These scenarios can be used to guide the narrative at key points. One of the scenarios will be chosen as the 'first message' of the session when starting a new session.
¶ Variable Panel
- This panel allows the card creator to add predefined variables into the card's text fields, such as the plot descriptions, example dialogs, lorebook description fields, and scenario fields.
- This enables the reuse of information and dynamic content within the card. Each variable can be added to text fields by just clicking the variable while the cursor is in a text field.
