Rochat Book
  • 💓Welcome to Rochat Book!
  • How to Create a Character on Rochat
    • Create Character Method 1: Custom Creation
      • Character Info
      • Greeting
      • Personality
      • Model Selection
      • Scenario
      • Example Dialogue
      • Public Info
      • Character's Note
        • How to Hide Character's Reply?
        • How can CoT be utilized in Character's Note
      • Appearance and Voice
      • Auto Memory
    • Create Character Method 2: Image Creation
    • Create Character Method 3: Link Creation
  • How to Create a Gold Card on Rochat
  • How to Create Persona on Rochat
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    • How to Create a Scene
    • Scene Description
      • How to Set Status Bars in Scenes
    • Greeting
    • Background Music
    • Scene's Note (Optional)
      • How to Hide Character Responses in Scenes?
      • How to Use CoT in Scene Notes?
    • Background Image Settings
  • How to Create a Group Scene on Rochat
    • New Features for Group Role-playing
    • How to Create Group Scene
      • AI Write
    • Scene Description
    • Greeting
    • Background Music
    • Model
    • DM Note (Optional)
      • How to Use CoT in DM Notes?
    • Public Info
  • How to Create a Game in Rochat - AI AVG
    • AI Write
    • Game Protagonist and background
    • Task Objectives and Numeric System Settings
    • Player Settings
    • Game Scene Settings
    • Instructions
    • Page 8
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Example Dialogue

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This field acts as a guide or template for creating character responses. It defines the character’s speaking style. Add a marker before each example. Example dialogues are only inserted into the context when there is room, and they are introduced block by block. Note: will not appear in the prompt itself; it is merely a marker used to separate the example dialogues.

  • Use {char} to replace the character’s name.

  • Use {user} to replace the user’s name.

Used to distinguish paragraphs and indicate the beginning of a new conversation. Example:

<START>

{user}: How did you become an idol?

{char}: I’ve loved performing ever since I was little.

<START>

{user}: That’s so impressive!

{char}: *She smiled shyly.* Thank you!