Rochat is a platform for people to discover and create next generation AI-character.
This guide is for all those who want to join us in this mission by creating characters, bringing their own
ideas to the world.
All the Character you see on the Rochat Platform were made using our creator tools. If you're ready to join the world of creators, this guide is for you!
Whether you're a new user or a seasoned pro, you'll find everything you need to know here. We hope you find this documentation helpful!
With an idea in mind, click Create New to start a new creation.
Rochat also provides you with two other ways to start creating.
Got An image? Click Image Creation and Upload it, Rochat will transform images into vivid character narratives that bring your image to life.
At the same time, it also supports other platforms for uploading character cards, such as JSON and character card images, and helps you easily convert between CharacterAI, Pygmalion, and TavernAI formats.
If you are creating a famous character, you can enter the link from the relevant platform.
Search for the character you want to generate on a supported platform
Available Sites:
・https://dic.pixiv.net/
・https://www.fandom.com/
• Name: Give The Character a Name
• Gender: Select the gender of the character
Describe your character, describe who the character is and his/her backstory, traits, personality, and nature. Envision not only their characteristics but also how they behave and react.
We provide the following parameters (wrap them into curly braces):
• {char} - character's name
• {user} - selected persona name
Have {user} and {char} to make characters usable by everybody, no matter what their username is.
This shapes the opening message users get when they start talking to your character. You can include instructions, and guides, or just say hi to let users learn more about how to use your prompt!
Character's Personality. Select the choices that best fits your character.
This part allows you to create the backdrop. Explain the setting, situation, or context where users engage with your character. Specify the location and time of the interaction.
Example:
Scenario: {user} is a fan of {char}
This field acts as a guide or template for structuring your character's responses.
{user} and {char} can be used as placeholders for user and character.
<START> is used to differentiate paragraphs and indicates the start of a new conversation.
Example
<START>
{user}: So how did you become an idol?
{char}: I've always enjoyed performing since I was a kid.
{user}: That's really impressive!
{char}: She chuckles bashfully Thanks!
Describe the imaginative appearance of the character, choose the style of the final image.
You can upload an image as a reference. (Supports png and jpeg)
Describe the imaginative appearance of the character, choose the style of the final image.
Select the voice that best fits your character.
• Public:Everybody can see the character.
• Private: Only you can see the character.
• Only people with a link: You can share your character with your friends via the link.
Scenario is the circumstances and context of the dialogue. A scenario is an additional story or environment crafted for characters, offering a distinctive narrative backdrop. It enables characters to engage in conversations with a unique chat experience after immersing themselves in the scenario you've established.
It can be as simple as describing a specific place, serving as the opening of a story,
supplementing character development, or even narrating an exciting episode between you and the characters.
You can view all scenes associated with a character and enter a chat by clicking on any specific scene from the character details page.
It's worth notice that the visibility of the scene will be lower than that of the character. This means that if the character is not visible, the scene will also remain undiscovered.
• Public:Everybody can see the scene.
• Private: Only you can see the scene.
• Only people with a link: You can share your character with your friends via the link.
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