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Attachments

You can attach setting texts and images to supplement the theme text.

Types of Attachments​

Attachments in this app are categorized into the following types:

  • Text files: Text files with .txt or .md extensions. These are loaded as regular text.
  • Theme files: Text files that contain theme in the filename.
  • Image files: Generally .jpg and .png image files (limited to those supported by the AI model being used).
  • b64 files: Text files with the .b64 extension. These are decrypted and then loaded as regular text.

Text Files​

  • Attached text files are sent to the AI as an extension of the theme text. There is almost no difference in how they are handled compared to the theme text.

Theme Files​

  • This is a format for attachment files that come as a set of theme texts, designed for when entering the theme text manually is tedious.
  • If the filename of an attached text file contains the string theme, it is automatically treated as a theme file.
  • There are two types of formatting:
    • Everything up to the first separator line --- in the text file is treated as the theme text and automatically inserted into the form. Everything following that is treated as a regular attached text file.
    • If there is no separator line, the entire text is automatically inserted into the form as the theme text and is not treated as an attachment. (ver2.6.18)

Image Files​

  • You can attach images for when you have a visual reference but find it tedious to describe it specifically in writing.
  • To save tokens, the AI reads the information from the image during the initial scene generation, records the key points internally, and then discards the image.
    • In other words, you cannot use them for things like maps where you want the AI to "refer back to the image later to gather information."
  • Please use these for character appearances and similar details.
  • If the AI model being used cannot read images, they will be ignored.

b64 Files​

  • These load text encoded in base64 format as an attachment. The app decrypts it and sends it to the AI as plain text.
  • This is implemented for cases where you want someone to play with a specific setting, but you don't want them to see spoilers if they read the settings.