Hey guys! I'm just wondering if it's possible to use ai to write a game scenario that is correctly formatted to use on Renpy. Any of you tried anything like that? Big AI models are censored of course but I think local uncensored LLM's can be used for this job.
Ever tried AI to write the game scenario?
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I'm actively using IA to generate text for a non-porn project. I think it's quite possible to use it, at least as helper tool. It can be used as well just to improve the text or as proof-reader.
Last year I tried to used AI to write game plots so I can get idea of what to try to make. It don't make anything interesting.
Totally possible. I do a lot of roleplay with ai and it's incredibly good at telling stories and playing various characters if your prompting and llm model are good. You don't need a crazy 120b model with 13b's being perfectly capable and fitting nicely into 12 gigs of vram. I think the trick is to work interactively with the ai while you're 'writing', so that you can regenerate as needed and also so you can edit responses to better fit your story and keep the context updated.
If you want to have ai format the text into python for renpy that can also be done. What I've been doing is crafting the stories with one llm model and then using a coding fine tuned model to format that text into 'code'.
Not sure which llm models you tried or how you prompted, but if you got uninteresting results then that's on you. I'm constantly blown away with the results I've been getting.
I have 16gig vram so 13 models run smoothly. I'll try some models, thanks!
Yeah I think 13b is a bit of sweet spot for size/performance/accuracy. I'm still trying new ones here and there but it's hard to find niche purpose llms because no one labels or describes anything on huggingface. I've found some incredible models for perverted roleplay over the months though. Most of the 'maid' models are really filthy and output incredible smut, the two I like most are the original NoraMaid and the newer DaringMaid. I also really like Tiefighter and Mythalion, they are more concise in their responses which is a bit better if you're just chatting instead of doing a chat/instruct session where you want the ai to narrate everything. If you've found some good models be sure to drop me a line. Cheers!
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@Guz89 yep another one for ya or maybe @Shawnchapp wanna take this one?Tools like
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are awesome for running models locally. I've had really good output from models like WizardLM uncensored and Estopianmaid for some incest stories.
are those free software?
Yes, both are free. Jan is open source if you're more paranoid
I've used LLMs for two separate, but related, purposes in my writing.
As an amateur writer I find it challenging to give characters different styles of speech. I haven't yet developed the mental models for how different people think and how that leads them to pattern their speech, let alone how different emotional states alter these patterns. Consequently, I suspect that my characters end up sounding too similar. Of course, it's much easier to notice this in others' writing than in ones own. I've had some success using even public LLMs as a kind of partner which can rewrite dialogue and monologue to provide alternative voices.
Giving characters distinct patterns of speech deepens the immersion. The immersion can be further deepened by working in a character's life experience into the content of their speech, with a prompt like, "Write a scene for a television show with a target audience of middle-aged, well-educated adults in which an overworked doctor overwhelms a worried son with medical jargon while describing a set of possible preliminary diagnoses for the son's mother, who was brought into the emergency department after collapsing and losing consciousness."
As an amateur writer I find it challenging to give characters different styles of speech. I haven't yet developed the mental models for how different people think and how that leads them to pattern their speech, let alone how different emotional states alter these patterns. Consequently, I suspect that my characters end up sounding too similar. Of course, it's much easier to notice this in others' writing than in ones own. I've had some success using even public LLMs as a kind of partner which can rewrite dialogue and monologue to provide alternative voices.
Giving characters distinct patterns of speech deepens the immersion. The immersion can be further deepened by working in a character's life experience into the content of their speech, with a prompt like, "Write a scene for a television show with a target audience of middle-aged, well-educated adults in which an overworked doctor overwhelms a worried son with medical jargon while describing a set of possible preliminary diagnoses for the son's mother, who was brought into the emergency department after collapsing and losing consciousness."
It's an excellent idea. I may try when I have the time. But I'd need plain text transcripts.wonder if it's possible to finetune an llm on renpy scripts
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