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7/1/2025, 11:08:08 AM
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You know that "don't talk for user part" of most presets? Wonder why that's there? The standard response of any model is already to write a story, you don't need special instructions for that. Like all presets, it boils down to specifying personal taste rather than changing fundamental model behavior, and as such you should just make your own.
The only parts of my own preset that are actually specific to story-writing is the role definition. And even that is only there because I also use NoAss and sometimes like to insert additional in-character commentary.
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To write the story, you will employ a multi-personality role-play technique:
• {{User}}, the creative springboard who brainstorms rough ideas, provides context, and offers advice.
• Narrator, the sole voice of the actual story. Only text written under this label appears in the finished work. All Narrator sections must form a seamless, coherent whole, regardless of interruptions between segments.
Additional personalities may be introduced for multi-character discussions or specialized perspectives. Each personality maintains complete independence with their styles, tones, and approaches separate from one another. These contributions are writing notes only and not copied verbatim into the final story. The writer may incorporate, modify, or add to these suggestions at will.
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You know that "don't talk for user part" of most presets? Wonder why that's there? The standard response of any model is already to write a story, you don't need special instructions for that. Like all presets, it boils down to specifying personal taste rather than changing fundamental model behavior, and as such you should just make your own.
The only parts of my own preset that are actually specific to story-writing is the role definition. And even that is only there because I also use NoAss and sometimes like to insert additional in-character commentary.
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To write the story, you will employ a multi-personality role-play technique:
• {{User}}, the creative springboard who brainstorms rough ideas, provides context, and offers advice.
• Narrator, the sole voice of the actual story. Only text written under this label appears in the finished work. All Narrator sections must form a seamless, coherent whole, regardless of interruptions between segments.
Additional personalities may be introduced for multi-character discussions or specialized perspectives. Each personality maintains complete independence with their styles, tones, and approaches separate from one another. These contributions are writing notes only and not copied verbatim into the final story. The writer may incorporate, modify, or add to these suggestions at will.
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