Mr Luxury Yacht posted:

With regards to AI Dungeon, does anyone know how the World Info feature works? My understanding is it's a way to get the AI to remember more stuff outside of the /remember command limit but the interface is a bit incomprehensible.

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I made the mistake of looking in the AI Dungeon subreddit to see if there was any guidance there and . Holy gently caress they're batshit insane. Ranting about SJW/Mormon conspiracies to take away their porn.

AI Dungeon posted:

Today on the Something Awful Forums, Lowtax has posted a thread entitled "How to get rid of your girlfriend."

It's pretty much exactly what you'd expect. Lowtax is an unrepentant misogynist who doesn't seem to have any problems with posting pictures of his ex-girlfriend in various states of undress or even photos from her personal website. He also goes on about how he wants to break up with his current girlfriend because she isn't giving him enough attention and that he needs some sort of release.
You can only imagine that this guy is going to be a complete loser when it comes time for him to actually find a job. You wonder if you should warn him about his actions before he ruins himself completely.
The Goons aren't convinced though.
"Lowtax, you are a loving piece of poo poo. Your actions are disgusting and have no place on this site. You are NOTHING if you don't have the balls to man up and quit before you get fired. Go ahead and do what you want, but YOU will be responsible for your own actions."
Well there's no in between with the Goons. You can either serve them and live or die.
The Mods aren't impressed by Lowtax' behavior either.
"Do you really want to go there Lowtax? Because we warned you about this before and you STILL haven't learned. If you continue down this route, it's not just yourself that will be hosed up, but everyone else that works for you. You're in CHARGE of this site and if you keep messing around like this everyone will loving quit on you."
Finally, the Admins jump in on the discussion.
"This isn't a loving discussion forum, this is the Something Awful forums. Get your rear end out now and if you don't, we'll have you banned so fast it'll make your head spin."
Lowtax thinks for a second, then replies.
"Fine. Whatever. loving losers. I'll be here every loving day though since that's all I've got to loving do!"
And with those words, he leaves the forums.

Mr Luxury Yacht posted:

"Fine. Whatever. loving losers. I'll be here every loving day though since that's all I've got to loving do!"
And with those words, he leaves the forums.

Mr Luxury Yacht posted:

I've tried using it to come up with some D&D NPCs and encounters for a campaign and it's shockingly good. I'll try to post some examples later.

Plant MONSTER. posted:

And for all intents and purposes, AI Dungeon does write some exquisite pornography. Just... Like, at the most inopportune of times.

When I was generating the Family Guy script, Lois kept trying to turn everything into an orgy, for example.

Monglo posted:

Please do. Enjoyed every post with cool generated stuff people come up here.

Mak0rz posted:

https://twitter.com/cavegremlin/status/1405947994437033988

Mr Luxury Yacht posted:

So starting with something basic like an enemy Orc. I've found it generates the best descriptions for things if you phrase it in a "You observe" or "You examine" action other than "The item..."

Wafflecopper posted:

Wanna see a picture of the completed staff made of an eye, a cup, a set of scales, a book, a glove, a hat, and a scepter

Hempuli posted:

feedmyleg posted:

This is rad and I would for sure play this campaign. Can you ask it about the history and whereabouts of The Tome of Understanding? That sounds rad.

AI Dungeon posted:

The Tome of Understanding's appearance is as follows:
A book that looks like a thick tome of parchment, it contains many pages covered in strange symbols and diagrams. It is written in ancient, indecipherable runes that only the most skilled wizards could understand. The book itself weighs several tons, making it difficult to carry around.
Its cover is black and smells of sulfur, and the pages look burned, as if they have been lit on fire before. When any person reads aloud the contents of the book, they appear to make no sense whatsoever. The strange symbols on the pages appear to be in an unintelligible language.
When the person reaches the end of the book, they are teleported to a small room with exactly 666 equally black and shining doorways. The room is completely devoid of any other features. Once a doorway is entered, the person is immediately transported to a different part of the multiverse to complete a task. Upon completion of the task, the person then appears at the location of the original tome. Once a task is completed, the doorway to that task disappears.
The tasks are different for each person, but all of them are equally difficult and most involve sacrifices of some sort. After someone completes the tasks, they are never allowed to read the book again, even if they pick it up and attempt to do so.
Trying to destroy or even damage the book has been known to have life-threatening consequences.
Completing the Tome of Understanding's task does not reward the adventurer with anything except for knowledge. Knowledge of a language that is incomprehensible to all but the most intelligent races and beings in existence, and understanding of the sacrifice that was made by the writer to complete his work.
The Tome of Understanding is currently owned by a powerful wizard who is attempting to read and complete it without any help. He lives in a small house on top of an isolated mountain.
The wizard's name is Alighwan.
His appearance is of a dark elf dressed in orange and brown robes, with a five o'clock shadow and black hair that is beginning to turn gray.
The wizard's age is unknown to most, but it is guessed to be at least over 1000 years old.
His house is empty except for the Tome of Understanding sitting on a stand in the middle of his living room.
Alighwan's days are spent pacing back and forth in his study, reading the strange tome, memorizing the symbols and their meanings, and attempting to comprehend the book's purpose.
The wizard has a very troubled mind and an even more troubled soul. He is tormented by nightmares every night, seeing countless murders, tragedies, and parodies of joy that have happened throughout the existence of the world.
He is also tormented by voices.
Alighwan wants the power of the Staff of Towers in order to stop the dreams and voices that torment him every night.
Alighwan is afraid of what he might do with such power.
It is a known fact that those who read the entire tome go crazy or suicidal from the amount of knowledge and voices that fill their minds on a daily basis.
Alighwan is very close to becoming just like them.
The wizards mind is slipping away from him as he attempts to comprehend the knowledge held within the book, and soon he will either completely lose his mind or fall into such a state of insanity that he will take pleasure in murdering and torturing innocents.

HopperUK posted:

Can we find out what Sertrous dislikes? I can't decide whether to vote for his tyrannical rule or not without knowing more.

AI Dungeon posted:

The things Sertrous dislikes are numerous. Sertrous believes that people, in general, are dishonest, lazy, and stupid. He doesn't like magic, believing it is by far the most powerful tool in existence and that it should be saved for the worthy. He doesn't believe women are worthy of such power. He hates elves and thinks they're all drug-addled degenerates (whether they are or not). He dislikes dwarves for their love of mining and money. He hates the Island League for their reliance on trade. He hates the Broki Kingdom for their reliance on military power and conquest. He hates tribespeople for being too wild and violent. He hates the faith of Neroth for encouraging the dependence on a higher power. He hates the Andoren Republic for its reliance on democracy. He hates the merchant state of Jicol for being a successful business venture.
He has no time for prettiness or joy or humor or fun.
He's not fond of you either.

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You snap awake, the lights piercing your eyes. The captain's voice rings through the intercom, followed by a beep.
"We're being attacked, Mr. Kelso! Load the torpedo launchers!"

> You load the torpedo launchers.
"Torch launchers ready, aye!"
"Target whats?"
"The whats, sir?"

> You ask the captain "who is on first?"
The captain laughs, a harsh sound. "Target the ship, Mr. Kelso. If they have shields up, strike them while they're vulnerable. But do it quickly. We're not getting out of this one."

> You target the ship and fire torpedoes.
"Go for the ship, Captain," you say.
"Aye, sir. Loading torpedoes..."
The torpedo tubes hum to life. Two fish, gently curled in sleep, are released into the darkness.

> You apologize for loading fish instead of torpedoes.
"Apologies, sir. We're out of torpedoes at the moment."
Kelso snorts. "Fishing boats, fishing boats, everywhere. It's enough to make a man cry," he says.

feedmyleg posted:

Go to "Prompts" then "Custom"

I usually do a good amount of preamble to seed the AI by giving it a world to play within, then give the prompt.

Captain Hygiene posted:

Where are you all entering prompts to get such long and detailed responses? Especially the ones involving SA.
All I can find to use is the regular story campaigns, but even when I make my own scenario typing similar prompts just gives me the usual generic sentence or two for both fantasy stuff and SA-specific prompts. The single funny thing I got after a bunch of tries for the latter was a reference to "GBS (goons berating shitheads)" , everything else was just generic mentions of forums and comments.

AI Dungeon posted:

The alien planet is called Theta. It's a lush world, with green forests and fields of crops.
The planet is inhabited by the Zetans, who are humanoid creatures with large heads and small bodies. They have long tails that they use to help balance themselves when walking on the surface of the planet. Their skin color varies from light blue to dark purple, but their hair is always black.
Zetan society is based around a rigid caste system. The High Castes live in the big cities, while the Low Castes live in tribes spread throughout the wilderness. Low Castes are not allowed in the cities without permission from a High Caste.
The Zetan government is a monarchy led by a King and an elite group of warriors called Hunters. It maintains a policy of keeping all its weapons of war, including starships, in top-notch condition.
The High Castes have a policy of keeping the Low Castes downtrodden. The Low Castes have a policy of increasing their numbers as much as possible and waiting for an opportunity to rise up and overthrow the High Castes. There hasn't been a successful revolution in centuries, but the possibility of one looms large in the minds of every government official.
Zetan ships have the appearance of a long, thin oval with small windows placed at various intervals. The ship is divided into several decks connected by ramps instead of being structured with a traditional staircase.
Zetan culture has a written language, and certain glyphs are associated with certain emotions. Every Zetan is taught to draw these glyphs in the air with their fingers when speaking. Seeing as most of them have pointy fingers, this can be an intimidating task for other species.
Zetans are primarily carnivores, but some of them become vegetarians later in life. They all prefer more stimulating meals, and many of their tastes run along the lines of blood and guts.
Zetans reproduce by laying eggs. The process of reproduction is a long and drawn out one, and only results in one egg. The resulting egg then incubates in a chemical solution for a few weeks before hatching. As soon as it hatches, the young Zetan is already a few weeks old, and able to fend for itself. By the time it reaches teenage years, it's ready to become a productive member of society.
Zetans live to be over a hundred years old. Old age takes its toll on their bodies, however, and the oldest Zetans are often too frail to move about under their own power. It is not uncommon for these elderly Zetans to be put into special glass tubes where they can live out the remainder of their years with proper care.
Zetan art tends to be abstract in nature, and they hold an annual art competition to see which artist has created the best piece that year.
Zetan technology has a heavy reliance on plasma. All of their machines run off a self-sustaining plasma core; the smallest ones are the size of a human fist, and the largest ones take up entire floors of buildings.