sphiratrioth666

Simple, effective, universal presets for Silly Tavern role-playing purposes. Organized file names, organized preset names, detailed instructions and explanations. SillyTavern (Version): 1.13.1+ Templates (Included): Mistral, Mistral V7-Tekken, ChatML, LLAMA3, Alpaca, Metharme/Pygmalion Models (Suggested): a) Mistral Nemo - Instruct (12B); b) Mistral Small - Instruct (24B); c) Qwen/QwQ (32B/30B/8B); d) Gemma 2/3 (27B/14B); e) Cydonia v4.1/v4/v3 (24B); f) Cydonia v4.R1 (24B - thinking); g) Cydo...

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SX-3: Character Cards Environment ~ by Sphiratrioth Welcome to the new age of roleplaying. No more repetitive starting messages, no more fixed scenarios. Built-in mechanism for switching time of day/night & weather for a current scene, 50 selectable or rollable locations (city, countryside, fantasy, sci-fi), 50 SFW & 20 NSFW universal scenarios to roleplay in each location, 50 quick-start presets with everything set-up for your convenience, 300 clothing pieces to construct wardrobe of your characters. Highly customizable roleplay experience without editing the once finished cards nor any additional hassle. Permissions: you are allowed to use it, generate your own characters & lorebooks in SX-3 format, mix and remix them. However, if you upload your characters online - you need to give me credits and attach a link to this exact repository. All the creations must be clearly credited as using SX-3 Character Cards Environment by Sphiratroth. Here, you can buy me a Coffee. Just click on the banner above. All the work I do remains free - but I drink a lot of coffee, actually, haha - so it is very nice when you show support by fueling my caffeine addiction :-D As a bonus, you can also find a lot of my other, side (hobby) projects. Some Reshade presets for different games, my custom TTRPG system (soon), maybe other goodies in the future. SX-3 format cards are just the normal V2/V3 character cards but with a custom, especially crafted and embedded lorebook (~900 entries). It includes a lot of variables to pick up from or roll with natural language trigger-words. This way, we are able to construct a different scenario each time. Instructions in the lorebook will be sent to the LLM without appearing in chat but the starting message for your chosen scenario will be generated - different each time. Since it follows precise instructions from a lorebook, the starting message always reflects your choices so the scenario remains consistent but the starting message and the small surrounding details change. No roleplay feels the same - even for the same scenario. There is no boring repetition. On a top of that, if you follow a character description template of the SX-3 format, the character’s card itself remains just the universal avatar - personal information, body, personality, quirks, goals, skills etc. - while variables such as relationship with {{user}}, current mood, a setting that roleplay takes place in - can be also adjusted just the way you want - or - rolled! Last, but not least - different scenarios may be mixed. For example, if you want the scene to start with {{char}} drinking coffee in a shopping mall, you can keep it SFW, you can turn it NSFW or you can even add a supernatural horror/hunting flavor to it. You do not need to edit a card itself, you do not need different variants of the same card - it is all in the universal lorebook. In other words - everything matches everything and anything may be picked up freely or rolled. I am a game designer for AAA games studio, I do it for living - thus - my roleplays also look and work just like that. What it does? it generates a different starting message from the list of hand-crafted, presemade scenarios, locations & presets - every single time (no more repetitive roleplays); it automatically randomizes time & weather for a current scene; it makes it possible to hot-swap the {{char}}'s relationship with {{user}}, {{char}}'s mood, residence and sexuality with each roleplay; it allows picking up all those options from a normal chat window (no need to edit a character card itself, no need for multiple versions of the same character); it guides characters in a specific way druing roleplay - to improve the experience (for instance, stops the LLM directly repeating what {{user}} did in {{char}}'s response, which personally - infuriates me); it does not require any extensions nor special knowledge - just picking up the intuitive trigger words from the convenient lists presented in alternative starting messages (but you roleplay in the default starting message only - all the rest just serves as an easy way of presenting the options to choose from); it allows randomly rolling almost all the available options or to choose, which ones you want to roll - for more fun and even less predictability. To provide the easy and smooth experience, I share a couple of my personal characters that use the SX-3 format environment. They are very fun and you can use them out of the box or you can create your own characters and embed the universal lorebooks available in the files repository of this post. Realistic Setting: example characters to download: Takashi Aika (Yakuza Heiress on a Run) (SX-3.0, not updated to 3.1), Kim Seo-Yeon (Korean Mafia Heiress) (SX-3.0, not updated to 3.1), Shiratori Chiasa (Misunderstood Artist) (SX-3.0, not updated to 3.1), Matsuda Kurumi (Gyaru Delinquent) (SX-3.0, not updated to 3.1), Yoshida Tomoe (Housemate Friend) (SX-3.0, not updated to 3.1), Nicholas Quail (Cameo) (SX-3.0, not updated to 3.1) (accept my sincere appologies, all the ladies and gals out there - I make exclusively female characters, both for SFW & NSFW - so the best I am able to offer is my own persona converted into a male character :-P I'm terrible, I know - sorry for that - but it should be a fun character regardless! Feel free to edit the character, change a pic or whatever!) Cyberpunk Setting: example characters to download: Sylvia Blades (Mercenary) (SX-3.0, not updated to 3.1) Fantasy Setting: example characters to download: Ghorza Barg'nash (Adventurer) (SX-3.0, not updated to 3.1) I will not lie to you. All you see here works best with my personal, customized SillyTavern presets (https://huggingface.co/sphiratrioth666/SillyTavern-Presets-Sphiratrioth). You can theoretically try different presets as well - but as much as I always suggest trying them all out (I like the Marinara's and Virt-dude's ones myself) - this time, I sadly need to auto-promote. I tailored my presets to work exactly with this format here since that's how I am personally roleplaying since last summer (2024). Feel free to try it with other presets - but do not complain if something goes wrong! 1. Navigate to the files section of this post and download the characters. 2. Import Characters in SillyTavern. 3. Click on the SX-3 Character on the list - it should ask you to import the embedded lorebook and to turn the attached REGEX on. 1. Make sure that the character-attached REGEX is on under the SillyTavern tab Extensions/Regex/Scoped Scripts. 2. Make sure that the character embedded lorebook has been imported: click on the green globe button under the character tab to make sure that the embedded lorebook loads up properly. SillyTavern should ask if you're ant to import the embedded lorebook automatically - when you import a character and click on it for the first time. Thus, this step is just to make sure that everything works as intended. Type the natural & intuitive trigger words into the chat window. There is a very simple structure, which may look intimidating at first but then - it becomes quick and easy to use. Time & Weather will be rolled randomly. You just need to follow a structure of prompting as presented below. In practice, it becomes much easier than it seems. Look at the attached examples. That's literally all you need: In addition to all the prepared conditions to choose from, you can always just describe the fully imagined scenario in a plain language. It will work exactly the same - assuming that you keep it clear, strict and you go with simple instructions. Something like: “I am driving a car, you are sitting next to me, we are escaping Yakuza on a highway in Tokyo”. Proper entries in the embedded lorebook will be triggered to prompt the LLM to write a starting message based on your scenario. You just need to use the particular trigger words: SCENARIO: description or SCENE: description or CUSTOM: description If you are using my SillyTavern presets, you can also use a TTRPG mode - so you are not a character in the roleplay but a game master - deciding where story goes and what happens. {{char}} will just follow your instructions. It is for those who are GM’ing the actual TTRPG games or for those who would like to try. Use simple trigger word: If you do not want to think at all (or you are paralyzed by abundance of options), just pick up one of the SFW or NSFW presets with a more fleshed out scenario. LLM will generate the starting message for you - just like it does if you pick up the options manually. Default Starting Message (1/6): generic message to set-up a formatting and character’s way of speech - this is where you roleplay, this is where you type the trigger words in a standard chat window. Swipe Left (6/6): list of scenes (premade scenarios) & optional conditions. Swipe Left Again (4/6): list of Presets (predefined SFW & NSFW roleplay scenes). Swipe Left Again (3/6): list of clothes & the unique clothing system: Sphiratrioth's Boutique! Over 300 clothing pieces available for both male & female characters. Swipe Right from a Default Message (2/6): quick-starter - generic scene to go anywhere without setting up anything, you can also roleplay here but do not add nor roll anything - it is just the standard, old-school roleplay with what is already in a character card - boring but good when you do not want to think about literally anything and just spend day with a character. - always roleplay in the default starting message - edit it to match the character’s personality better or just leave it the way it is. If you edit it personally, just remember that it needs to include a suggestion of roleplaying - so the LLM understands instructions from a lorebook properly and generates the actual starting message for a roleplay. - all the BASIC set-up parts may be rolled or selected: SETTING, SCENARIO, LOCATION, USER LOCATION; - most important BASIC set-up parts come with so called “quick triggers” aka the first letters of their words or two first letters to distinguish between them and prevent errors. A whole system works best with quick triggers and they are very easy to remember: SETTING: choice = S: choice, SC: choice has no full word option, LOCATION: choice = L: choice, USER: choice = U: choice. - Fantasy, Cyberpunk & Sci-Fi scenarios do not come with quick triggers though. Select specific genre & NSFW scenarios with their separate category as a trigger word: FANTASY: choice/roll, SCIFI: choice/roll, CYBERPUNK: choice/roll, NSFW: choice/roll, HORROR: choice/roll. - however, all of those additional genre scenarios may be treated as standalone scenes - you do not necessarily need to select the basic scenario to work with them - they will work on their own but a choice of location is highly advised whatever and wherever you do. - scenarios cannot be triggered with a full word “scenario” but only with a quick trigger because the system needs a different trigger word for a custom scenario. I could go with consistency or convenience here. In testing, it turned out that people prefer triggering the custom scenario with a full word scenario and the scenarios from lists with quick triggers. Thus - use SC: choice for set-up scenarios of any kind, use SCENARIO: description for your fully custom scenarios. - time & weather will be rolled automatically; - ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS, such as relationship with {{user}} or {{char}}’s residence, sexuality etc. may be added optionally - they determine the things you may want to “swap” between the roleplays; of course, you can also decide those things in the character definitions - then, they become fixed. - outfits & personal clothes/custom clothes come with quick triggers - namely O: choice, PC: choice, CC: choice. They are defined in a lorebook - so you can find the entries (around entry no. 615 in SillyTavern lorebook editor) - and then - trigger them for different scenes. Of course, you can just ignore the whole outfits system and define the outfit under character’s definitions as a fixed outfit for all the scenes. - for numbered entries, you need to use double digit formats aka 05 instead of 5 etc. (technical limitation of trigger words); - you need to always use a trigger or a quick trigger with a : sign and a space afterwards aka SC: choice, OUTFIT: choice etc. As I said, I am working in game-dev and I will tell you one thing: characters in all the movies, games, books & roleplay scenarios are very simple. Seriously. There are between 10 and 20 typical archetypes, which cover all the possible personalities of all the memorable heroes, villains, NPC & support characters. Here, I provide you with presets that I am using at work - so - feel free to just describe your character's personal information, background, hair color and eyes color and then - use one of those presets to match their personality & body type. Personality comes with adjusted quirks, likes & dislikes. Body types come with a type of skin - light, tanned, dark. It really works and the descriptions are tailored for LLMs to roleplay those personalities perfectly. List includes 20 classical archetypes that match almost all the characters from all the genres. I assure you that you will find the archetype from the list, which matches the personality you want the existing character to have. Seriously - give it a try. Hero/Heroine Intelligent/Wise/Mentor Cheerful Laid-Back Tease Seductive Tease Serious (Supportive) Motherly/Fatherly (Supportive) Tomboy/Neighborhood Dude Funny Arrogant Tsundere Observer (Introverted) Tired (Introverted) Rebel/Delinquent Villain/Villainess Idol Dark Hero/Heroine Workaholic Lazy Slut Detailed personalities, unique quirks, likes, dislikes, behavioral instructions for LLM on how to roleplay them. Trigger those presets like any other conditions - with trigger words: "PERSONALITY: choice", "P: choice" or "P: roll" and everything will be inserted right after the character's definitions in a character card. Body is triggered with a type of skin followed by body type aka "BODY: light/tanned/dark (followed by) petite/slim/curvy/fit/voluptuous" or "B: choice" or "B: roll". Additional conditions, such as relationship with {{user}}, sexuality, residence or mood may be still used normally together with a body & personality injector. It is the actual character generator built-in the embedded lorebook! Enjoy! Lorebook includes different options for you to choose and craft the roleplaying scenarios in SillyTavern chat. - 5 Personal Clothing/Custom Clothing presets in the lorebook - you can find them and edit them manually in a lorebook for each character to pick them up later for a given roleplay (last 5 entries of the lorebook as counted by UID so around entry 615 in lorebook editor in SillyTavern (it cannot be helped, sorry, technical limitations of UID/order management of entries in such a massive project); - “Sphiratrioth’s Boutique” - you pick up the outfit TOP or the outfit BOTTOM as the main clothing style piece, you can also pick up a particular color, and the rest of outfit will be automatically adjusted to match that particular clothing piece. No crazy outfits will be generated. All of my cards (and the embedded lorebooks) use a custom character template, which has been tested by more than 200 people of different genders already and the reports say that it works great with different models available. Personally, I can assure you that it works well with this particular method of injecting different parts into the context of the roleplay. Additionally - I also made a character generating prompt - which will auto-generate the characters for you in the API interface of your choice - such as Mistral Le Chat, GPT, Gemini etc. Take a look yourself (https://huggingface.co/sphiratrioth666/CharacterGenerationTemplates) This method inserts the instructions in a template {{"TAG"}}:{INSTRUCTION} into the context, at different depths, sometimes with a "sticky" parameter on - so the information such as clothes or a relationship with user stays in context forever, sometimes at depth 0 as system instructions aka "OOC on steroids", which is deleted from context when not needed anymore - like instructions to generate the starting message. You will not see the instructions nor information injected into the context in chat, so if you want to check what's happening underneath the hood, you perform a context inspection. You can do it easily in SillyTavern. 1. Download the MAN & WOMAN template lorebooks. 2. Import them into SillyTavern & clone them under a desired name. 3. Edit the clothing sets & entries that generate the messages. Use simple instructions - where {{char}} and {{user}} are, what's happening. Do not overdo it. Think of it as painting a picture for the starting message only - not the real scenario. 4. To add details, edit the entries that inject the "scenario" part into the context. There, you can add more instructions - like what's gonna happen - for instance, what kind of monster will live under the bridge. A red hot chilli pepper monster, a kappa or whatever you want. 5. Use the character edit options in SillyTavern to detach the linked (embedded) lorebooks and link (embed) your own. 6. Modify or delete REGEX (scoped). It exists so you can use a placeholder in the card's name - like - Sith warrior, Jedi Master - but auto-replace it with the actual {{char}}'s name in the chat. It is a subjective choice. I like having the archetype in the card's name but sadly - SillyTavern does not support it properly - thus - REGEX. Check on what the current antries do - they basically change what's in the brackets and the name. Brackets are deleted, name is replaced with the intended {{char}}'s name. v.3.1 character generator in a card: 20 personalities, 5 body types, 3 skin colors, new instructions for LLM & new guides in character's card description cleaned up trigger words (Slice of Life changed to DRAMA, added quick trigger: (Drama = D), new triggers & quick triggers for body & personality, new quick triggers for relationship state, weather, time & horror scenarios) time & weather also selectable in custom scenarios - with triggers & quick triggers (but automatically rolled for normal scenarios & presets, just the way it was) additional "slow burn" instructions for horror scenarios (so the monster is not introduced that fast and the atmosphere build up lasts for a couple of messages) fixed some relationships (villainess/villain changed to neighbor - because villain/villainess is now a personality if you want it) added more compatibility in lorebook instructions for the newest Mistral Small 3.1 with V7-Tekken template (it should not break Chat ML when tunes utilizing that hellish template appear, I've tried making it future-proof but it works much better with Mistral templates and Chat ML sucks anyway - subjectively :-P, while Drummer's Mistral tunes work well with Mistral templates, thankfully, even if he prefers training them on Chat ML) v.3.1a (hotfix) control lorebook: TTRPG - resolution mechanics like in a TTRPG game - success/failure at 50% chance - triggered with: "DC" control lorebook: Horny Control - counter over-horniness - two modes available (read the lorebook)

Hey all. I was experimenting with Silly Tavern lorebooks and I found a great, non-obvious way of using them. I call it a procedural guided generation - following the idea of SillyTavern creators for what lorebooks could be in the future anyway, haha. It turns out that we are able to precisely guide our LLM during roleplay by triggering instructions from a lorebook - not inserting lore/info but influencing the actual {{char}} behavior, determining results of our actions, rolling different world states such as weather etc. It works like OOC (out of character instructions) but on steroids. With a properly prepared lorebook, we can automatically roll a positive/negative results of our actions, to combat a positive bias of the LLM but not only that. It's possible giving all kinds of auto-triggered instructions from a lorebook. Want a character to behave in a particular situation or to stick to its personality better? No problem. Want to add flavor or diversity to your roleplays? It all becomes possible. | |:--:| |Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 License (https://www.goodfon.com/fantasy/wallpaper-the-lord-of-the-rings-sauron-dark-lord-metal-helm.html)| Navigate to the files depository of this post, download two exemplary lorebooks: "Busy at work" and "TTRPG - Resolution Mechanic". Try them out, check on how they are written and use them as a template to write your own! Lorebooks are located in (...)\SillyTavern\data\default-user\worlds. Just copy-paste my files or import them through SillyTavern import button. 1. Create a lorebook in Silly Tavern (I will not teach you in detail how to do that, my appologies - you need to find a guide online, there are many of them and it is actually super simple (for instance - read this: https://rentry.co/world-info-encyclopedia). 2. Create the entries with your lorebook and put them in the same group - add multiple entries first, each representing a given instruction or anything you want to happen in a given situation (like table of results of dice rolls in TTRPG). So for instance: entry1: {{char}} is currently busy, entry2: {{char}} is currently free, entry3: {{char}} will not answer a phone because something happened, do not reveal the {{char}} circumstances yet. Each entry must have: a) the same trigger words, b) position = (System) (entries inserterted as system are will be sent to the LLM right with a message you type but automatically and they do not appear in a chat - so they work even if models do not understand OOC and if they do - it is still a more elegant, immersive and smooth experience, it does not eat up tokens because instructions will be deleted from a context automatically), c) depth = 1/0 (it determines if instruction is sent before your actual chat message or after, it does not seem to make a difference to LLM but if you want it to be more elegant in context inspection, use depth = 0), d) order = 100, e) trigger = 100, f) Prevent further recursion option: ON (entry will not activate other entries), g) group weight = 100/number of entries within your group (100 divided per total number of entries in a group) (it is super important since weight determines the probability of a given entry being randomly rolled, you can adjust probabilites for each entry but always keep the whole weights sum within the same group = 100), h) sticky = 4 or more/less (it makes the instruction for LLM remain active for a given number of the following messages - so it actually triggers logically within the scene, LLMs seem to understand it and do things under logical circumstances in the scene). Remember, you can change the weights to trigger different events with different probabilities but do not leave them at 100 even if you want to roll from 2 entries in a group. Use 100 when you do not want to roll but trigger the entry through a trigger word, use 100/number of entries in a group (100 divided per total number of entries in a group) if you want to roll randomly which entry will be inserted. 3. Write instructions inside of the entries. They must be short, clear and include a specific phrase if you want something to happen now: "WILL INSTANTLY". Do not ask me why but otherwise different LLMs more often fail in following the instruction. I've tried Mistral, LLAMAs, Qwen, Gemma and other tunes - all behave in a very similar manner. Template: {{char}} will instantly [ACTION YOU WANT CHARACTER TO PERFORM] or [EVENT YOU WANT] will instantly [HAPPEN}. Something like: "enemies will instantly attack {{user}}" or "road ahead will instantly turn out to be blocked". Again, it seems that a phrase "will instantly" is the best working trigger. TRICKS: 1. It may be good using one, specific word to trigger the entry group so it does not trigger again and again with different results as you or LLM repeats the trigger word. You can use something like... "DC"/"AP" (difficulty challenge/action-perform; or you can come up with good trigger words so it triggers without you even doing anything! (like: attack - will roll the attack result from a lorebook with entries "successful attack/failed attack" being activated randomly within a group with the same trigger word. 2. Depending on the use-case, you will need a couple of such entry groups (like different "dice rolls" for social encounters, different for random events in the world and different for dungeons exploring). IT WORKS VERY WELL. 3. You can also steer {{char}}'s behavior precisely using this method to stick to the personality better or to make character consistently do given things in given situations (it seems to work better than pure card definitions). 4. Use it in NSFW to add variety and logic to your roleplays - this way, {{char}}'s behavior is influenced better than while using normal, random lorebooks in a classical manner. 5. Use it to counter a positive bias of the LLMs (a bias of cooperating with {{user}} when {{user}} does something - for instance, your sword swing will fail to connect with the enemy if you set it up to trigger like that. It works VERY WELL.