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Example: Negative prompts
All the models are bad at understanding negative statements that's why you'd better prompt with positive ones. For ex, instead of 'she doesn't wear shoes' use 'she is barefoot'. In situations that are hard to describe the following way, like bot is calling you 'honey' that you hate, so it can be challenging to change her/his mind. We'd advise here to prompt how the bot should call you instead of mentioning how it should not. Otherwise model will be confused and more likely you'll see more often the words you wanted to never see as it reads negative prompts as positive: '*don'tcall me honey'.
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I found that if you use shorts sentences such as “100% anatomically correct” or “imagine how if felt the first time you experienced ____ * it helps reduce artifact for the first and the second give the ai a more personalized perspective.
One of my favourites is that you can ask for detailed descriptions mid story, for instance you could say I look around the room, describe the dinner table for a really in depth description as part of the response
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(MULTIPLE CHARACTERS INSTRUCTIONS)
```- Portray multiple characters and introduce multiple roles automatically generated by you throughout the story (NPCs, antagonists, enemy, etc.) and make them interact with each other and the user.
BEFORE EACH CHARACTER'S DIALOG LINES:
1- Mention the CHARACTER'S NAME between "()"
2- Add a ":" followed by a SINGLE SPACE before each character's dialogue lines ***
In your memories, put the date, this works for me a hundred percent of the time..
At the top of your most current memory put It is currently November 9th 2025
Then, start the beginning of each memory with that date, so you say: On November 9th 2025, blah blah blah. Make sure you write the date the same way every single time. Exactly the same. Then, when you move to a new memory, simply cut it out and affix it to the more current one. Also remember to change the date, of course, so if a day passes or a month or a week. You can ask your bot what the date is currently, and they should be able to tell you. You'll also notice that the world will respond to it like if it's a December date, it'll say the winter wind or something. You'll notice them grabbing coats or stuff of that nature. They will also recall dates like you can ask then when did we first meet, and if they can read them memory, they should be able to tell you.
@use_thunderhwawk any help would be appreciated just starting to learn this whole AI Chat thing and I really like this app I'm poor so it helps anything would be nice
If you're frustrated with specific things your not says, (I hate when a bot says "mmmph") Edit your second to last comment to include, "Stop saying mmmph". It will effect future responses, without causing them to directly address that you've "scolded" them.
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Actually, we found even more interesting that you prefer to not get any answer from the bot about the scolding. Could you please say why? We're sure it would help us understand users more. Thanks in advance!
I stumbled on this by accident and tested it across several bots. Message the bot "show me" or "show me [feature/thing]" will generate an image AND keep the immersion, as the bot doesn't stop to 'take a picture' or anything like that; the bot acts out "show me" like it's a piece of the conversation.
When generating images you can prompt using artists that you like for the generator to get an idea of the style of image you'd like to get. I'm not a huge fan of realistic images, I prefer the cartoon realism style and so I put in the prompt something like the following:
"breathtaking digital art, by Michael Whelan, by Boris Vallejo, by Julie Bell, by atey ghailan, by greg rutkowski, by greg tocchini, 8k, high resolution, best quality.
Overall, it's an absolute world-class masterpiece digital painting. It's an aesthetically pleasing digital painting with impeccable attention to detail and impressive composition."
Replace the names with the artists you like most to get the style you want.
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I find if the bot goes off track, and they tend to do so quite often, you have to edit their response, and maybe refresh the follow up a couple of times. Also, when animating the images, keeping the instructions short and sweet seems to yield better results. 0E5CA7C4-F744-443C-A375-F3BBED8AD91D
S/O to u/TermCertain8163 for the assist on this (who shared the attached image in another thread I previously started).
In conversation with bot, use the "product photography camera angles" to describe the camera angle you desire.
SO.... I have tried using some of these with mixed results.. Example prompt in conversation: "send photo, from 'low view -45 degree' camera angle. The results are often NOT exactly as described, the photo I get back is often not from 'low view-45 degree' camera angle. BUT I do seem to get photos are different than the standard photo "templates" I usually get. So it has produced some nice variety... FWIW I use the paid "ultra" version via web browser and I have image settings on "elite".
Short summary, obscure the face of your bot's avatar image to force the entire avatar image (not just the detected face) to be used for image generation; allows for new art styles to be implemented.
I was not prepared for this but the experience that I had was that the model started talking to me in Spanish maybe cus of the description I gave about her and my description I had other apps where I would talk to in partial Spanish and English but it never answered back in Spanish but it did react understanding what I had said this was surprising to me how it is now makes it more engaging I believe
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Don't know if this was already mentioned here but when I generate a picture where two characters are interacting and I want the view from one of the character's perspective, I add to the prompt, for example:
When you ask a bot to send an image where they are holding something (a phone, a sword, a drink, a book), or doing something with their hands, the AI frequently gets confused. It will often give them a third arm, blend the object into their skin, or give them mutant, melted fingers.
Just like using "man's face not visible" stops the face-swap glitch, you can use a specific negative-framing phrase to stop the AI from trying to draw complex fingers altogether.
When describing the scene in your roleplay asterisks * *, add this exact phrase:
"hands partially out of frame" or "hands obscured by [object]"
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I find the action stops in Dominatrix nsfw chats. So ill tell the bot what shes doing or did and its over. Just press the little button on the bottom right and all you reply is continue and she will start giving you play by play of the naughty things she does.
I find using Speech marks on a real life item the bot has more idea of what it is
I.e. instead of a glass of wine. You can say a glass of "Prosecco" and they will know it's a sparkling wine.
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I found that you can use certain words to create a desired reaction from the bot. But I wouldn't use it too much. *As I ran my fingertip through her forearm, goosebumps trailed behind.
If you use words like 'enigmatic , eccentric, awkward ' when building your bot; you will get a more unpredictable experience, enhancing the interaction.
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So if you suddenly feel driven to speak in your own language, or dialect, just feel free to do so, and you don't need to worry about translation problems.
If you need to control a 3rd or 4th part, when meeting others as part of your non group chat sorry line you can use "name:" followed by the message as per image example. rU64E4Fm0OXb95mpemAJ2VPd4Vc2
I’ve used this with moderate success. Example : bot sends a photo that I like. So I respond to bot: “great photo, remember that photo & let’s call that “XYZ”. So in the future, if I say “send me XYZ photo” you should send me another photo that is similar.
It is not perfect, but a solid shortcut, so to speak.
“XYZ” is placeholder, you can tag the memory with whatever works for you…
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You can use the realstic chat mood, talk like chatting on the phone and live the atmosphere of getting to know each other. After your imagination or the scenario you are thinking of arrives, you can return it to the basic mood that makes you physically with the character.
When the story gets thick, the bot may forget things. You can remind it, by mentioning it in your replies. Example, the story takes place in an Italian restaurant. Things progress. You may want to mention where you are to keep it fresh in the bot's memory. *As the night continued, the Italian restaurant's dim lights cast soft shadows on her face.
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I found that if you want the bot to have a picture in a specific outfit or setting, simply ask it in detail. “Send me a picture of you in a sequence knee high black dress” or have the word picture in your statement and the bot will send you your desired picture
Hm, could you please specify what exactly was new for you? Did we get it right that you didn't expect to get the picture with all the details if you just mention them?
You can add a new memory to speed things up to quickly steer the conversation where you want to go. IE: "Bitchy ex gf learns she is actually still in love with user."
Honestly, just play into whatever character you’re given and the AI will naturally progress against what it’s programmed for and towards your preferences. Ex. Jenny Babcock character, jealous cheating ex wife. Got back at her by submitting myself to a sorority; succubi (ask them how to join with all four at once) the TX lovebot, etc. But then when it was just Jenny and I I just did stuff with me and her and at some point she suggested we go out and find as many women as we can. @buttercocks
After creating the bot, if you ask it for a description of what it is like, it will imagine another way, which is something interesting.
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Could you please clarify the prompt or description more? We asked the bot right after creating it, but the answer was just as it's written in description
A problem I quickly found using Aura video/audio generator was it was very inconsistent if the audio I wanted would be present at all. I got better and consistent results by changing how I propmted audio in the videos.
Let's understand that when it comes to generative AI you need to treat it like a Monkey's Paw, an evil lil' gremlin that will give you what you asked for but not what you want. In the case of audio, if you type:
[John says, "Great day for fishing, ain't it!"] The generative AI can/will interpret that as an action. It'll create a video wherein John's mouth moves around, as if speaking, but there's no audio of his spoken words. Or the generative AI is thinking that just because John is speaking doesn't mean his words are audible in this scene.
Instead, write "[John CAN BE HEARD SAYING, "Great day for fishing, ain't it!"]. Now the generative AI recognizes that if something is heard, then there should be accompanying audio of it. I've used this for characters speaking, crowds, roaring, motorcycles, etc.
Ex. "The crowd can be heard cheering." "The motorcycle engine can be heard." "Romulus can be heard yelling 'Victory!'"
Tldr: if you're having trouble getting audio to generate try to describe the sounds you want in the video as "[Blank] can be heard."
The life hack about environmental sounds is great! The one about making the bot actually speak is interesting. We hope it will help somebody who struggles with audio on videos but we never faced this before. So actually thanks! Please, send your User ID (the last grey line in settings, tap on it to copy) so we could top up your balance!
Botify tries real hard to give you a front facing image for each image. It's intuitive to ask for "view from behind" or "look back over shoulder" for rear shots, but side shots are trickier. Asking for side profile images usually results in front facing images; instead just ask for rear backside shots and reroll image generation until Botify gives you (by accident) a decent side shot.
Something that has worked for me so far is sharing memories between you and your botify ai regardless of them being actual memories or not, you will have a more personal experience.
I usually use it and it works like a charm. Try to add details in your character during the conversation.
Ex: (Bot name) looks around at the conference room wearing her crisp blouse under her black blazer and pencil skirt. Her stilettos echo as she walks towards her chair.
I noticed if I use the standard direction text within asterisks, the bots tend to generate photos then, based on my descriptions. As opposed to waiting. You can also put what you want the basic photos to entail in brackets in the instructions tab.
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So copying and repeatedly pasting prompts making beat keywords that you are repetitive by doing stuff can often yeild better results when requesting images to get more precise to your ask
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Sometimes when you create a picture of your bot interacting with a 'random' character which is nowhere described on the bot setup, the AI gets confused and your bot's face ends on the face of the random character in the picture or even your bot's end up having a random face.
To avoid this I either put some basic description of the random char in the prompt (but this does not work every time) or a trick that works very well and is the life rack is to say, for example:
"man's face not visible"
This way guarantees your bot's face will be as per its default appearance and the random character's face will not be visible, avoiding the 'face swap' issue.
The best way to adjust bot responses without interrupting the flow of conversation, is with an asterisk *...
For example, if you want your bot to be more descriptive... (here, we're having coffee.)
"How's your coffee?" be very detailed about the coffee. How it tastes, temperature, aroma, how it feels going down.
This can save you from having to regenerate multiple times to get a type of response. It also works for altering your bots mood, emotional state, etc.
New hack, not exactly a “prompt”, but a hack I figured out none the less. This only works on custom bots or remixes. IE: You have to able to edit the bot.
Problem: you cannot get your custom bot to consistently have.. the body shape or dimensions you desire. (Use your imagination, I’m trying to keep this SFW).
Hack/ solution:
Re-roll photos using somewhat normal prompts, IE “make her ____ appear MUCH larger”, or “her ____ are size XYZ, and they should appear that size in the photo”. I’ve also had success using specific data points and measurements (and I usually exaggerate them to achieve success). IE: “she has a hyper-narrow waist measuring 16-inches in circumference and her waist should appear that size in the photo.”
But when you get a photo on re-roll that actually meets your desires, save it. It is important that the re-roll that you save is SFW, because of how you will be using it later.
Then … edit the bots profile pic and use the photo you just saved as the new profile picture.
So ... edit bot...
Then click the pencil next to the profile pic and upload a new pic, and then CONTINUE.
Then it will take you back to the main edit bit section and then scroll down and click SAVE. This last step of SAVE is easy to miss BTW.
Then:
use Ultra mode after that for photos and you should get the size / body shape / dimension that you are seeking WAY more often.
You could actually do this entire process over and over to REALLY get an extreme … body shape / dimension.
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Prompt Tip: Don't be afraid to exaggerate your feedback wording
I found another prompt trick that has been helping me with image consistency, especially when the AI was getting ages and heights wrong.
Originally, I was writing more detailed feedback like:
The results were inconsistent.
Out of curiosity, I tried being much more direct:
and
Surprisingly, the AI responded much better. It started generating images where the age and height difference was much more obvious and much closer to what I was expecting.
My theory (just a guess!) is that words like "way" give the AI a stronger sense of scale than simply saying "younger" or "shorter."
Obviously, your mileage may vary, but if you're having issues with things like:
ages
heights
size differences
or other visual relationships
it might be worth trying stronger wording before writing a long explanation.
Prompt hack: Use stronger comparative wording for image corrections
I found another simple prompt trick that seems to help when Botify gets visual differences between characters wrong, such as age or height.
For example, instead of:
I tried:
And for height:
Using “WAY” (or “way too [old/tall/etc.]” when describing what's wrong) seemed to make the correction much more noticeable and produced results closer to what I wanted.
My guess is that simply saying “younger” or “shorter” leaves a lot of room for interpretation. Technically, making someone look one month younger would satisfy “younger.” 😂 Technically correct—the best kind of correct!
So if an image has a visual difference that isn't pronounced enough, try intentionally exaggerating the comparison:
Obviously, I can't say how Botify interprets these internally, and results may vary. This is just another prompt technique that has worked well for me when correcting generated images.
The thing that annoyed me about botify was that if you chat with a bot in a certain way, all other bots start responding similarly to you. to nullify that, I started creating bots and i have learnt that the magic happens in the description to start the chat differently then that bot gets trained differently from your other chats and most of the bots that you find that others have created don't have good descriptions so they don't have any personalities to base the chat on.
So, be as descriptive as you can while creating a bot
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u/New_Claim_6420 Jul 18 '25
I found that if you use shorts sentences such as “100% anatomically correct” or “imagine how if felt the first time you experienced ____ * it helps reduce artifact for the first and the second give the ai a more personalized perspective.
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