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MelonLovr135 days ago (2 edits)

Well, the good thing is it worked, the bad thing is it also didn't because now there's too much text... I'm using the basic/default due to me preferring it's role-playing capabilities but this also means 3900 cap... and apparently describing the different types of Vore is too much for that in some locations that have alot of entities... (even without the Vore description, the digestion stuff by itself is a bit too much for some areas) 😅

Lemme go count my entities rq

Edit: 67 ... I have 67 entities if you don't count the 3 actions, minus 2 if you don't count the location specific ones. 😅

Edit The Sequel: Wait would it be better if I added the vore variants into the description of the entity Vore (action)? Since it's an action and not an entity present in every area, would it smooth out the kinks? (Pun intended)

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edgewerk135 days ago

If you're running a local AI now in LM Studio, there is a gear icon in the "Chats" tab of LM Studio. If you go into the "Developer" tab in the left panel and select your model in the center panel, the right panel has a "Load" tab where you can adjust the token length the local server will allow. Changing this value does require you to reload the model in LM studio (it gives you a button prompt for this), and bigger values require more CPU or GPU.

As far as resolving your entity behavior, I haven't looked _that_ deeply into the source code. I think the game only sends entities based on the player's location, and this goes out with the <LOCATION JSON DATA> placeholder in the various prompts. So if all 67 of your entities are in the same area, it might be part of why you're hitting some token limits.

I've had the "best" success by trying to define behaviors and states in the System prompt (I think I pasted an example for the Slime Core and Player Excretion above) and then mentioning those behaviors in the entity's AI instructions (second box on the Entity setup), but I've never had more than 4-5 "weird" behaviors in a scenario that I needed to explain as part of the instructions.

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MelonLovr135 days ago (1 edit)

It's AI, weird behavior is to be expected. And I'm using the default parameters due to me preferring the model's role-playing capabilities, and the fact it's free lol... i know this comes with 4k limitations but still. (Also I'm stuck on mobile due to my pc being well ... deceased) 😅

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