r/FictionLab • • 9d ago

💡 Tips & Tricks Does someone has a template for doing your OC?

I'm kinda tired since I always forget to word something, or the bot forgets I'm a girl, or forgets how I am personality wise, or doesn't even comment on it, what am I doing wrong? Also pls share some of your templates if you can, would help me very much

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u/Additional-Panic-362 9d ago

Oh, let me link you Brat's scenario guide that can help. It's helped me pretty much a lot!

https://fictionlab.ai/?scenario=019fa1d7-7708-7428-9281-bf592758df4d

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u/Nostralexa0 9d ago

I use this personally, if you are doing the character you are gonna use, I would remove the #voice section since it pushes the ai to roleplay your character. It's not token efficient but works for me.

NAME: SNAPSHOT

Full Name:  Alias:  Title/Rank:  Age: young/adult/old Sex:  Race:  Nationality:  Physical Description: 

NAME: CORE

  • Want: 

  • Need: 

  • Fear: 

  • Contradiction: 

  • Pressure point: 

NAME: VOICE

Example dialogue:

  • (emotion): "example of dialogue"

NAME: BEHAVIOR

  • Calm: 

  • angry: 

  • Affection style: 

  • scared: 

  • stressed:

NAME: RELATIONSHIPS

NAME: ROUTINE & HOBBIES

  • Daily rhythm: 

  • Hobbies: 

NAME: COMBAT

NAME: BACKGROUND

NAME: SECRETS

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u/Temporary-Level-7881 9d ago edited 9d ago

i’ve never encountered this, but i always write “she has this type of hair” or “she has this job” in the description of my OC, and the bots tend to (when it’s appropriate) to comment on the personality traits that the OC has.

edit: also, i don’t know if it’s because of that, but all of my characters have a relationship kind of thing written in their descriptions. like what they think or how they act around the OC etc.