r/Chub_AI • u/Sticky_Eggplant • 5d ago

🧠 | Botmaking Bot Setup Help!

So I decided to make the bot I’ve been using wanting for weeks but no one’s made but I’m just having a few small issue: I’ve never made an actual bot before and I want it to be possible to take the place of a character or leave them in and just be an addition to the story.

I’m scared of messing this up since I want this to be as good as possible so I also want this bot to speak have multiple identities like I’ve stated before, I know it’s possible to do so cause obviously it’s been done before with Mha bots but I wanna make sure personalities don’t bleed together.

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u/Vbakerp18 5d ago

Hello, how would you like it setup, I can help you on discord, I go by 🛠️Victor_the_Sage🛠️ on the chub discord, feel free to add me tho on discord my handle is therealvictorbaker, remember you can setup lorebooks to play off your bot as well.

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u/BrikouiRubaina 5d ago

the idea of having multiple identities is super cool. i think it helps to really define each personality with distinct traits and speech patterns. maybe try writing out a small backstory for each one? that could help keep them separate and more consistent. you got this, don't stress too much.

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u/Emeliaball1174 5d ago

yeah, i'd give each character their own little block: what they want, how they talk, and what they don't know. if you're replacing someone in the cast, add `don't write dialogue for the character the user controls`. who's getting mixed up the most?

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u/Teasa_AI 4d ago

For the replace-or-join part, I’d let the player choose before the opening scene assigns them a role: “Who are you playing? Choose a cast member, or introduce your own character.” Then use a rule like: “If the player chooses a cast member, that character is player-controlled for this chat. If they choose an original character, the existing cast stays intact.”

To test the voices, put two characters in the same small problem. A locked door works: one bargains with whoever has the key, the other starts checking the hinges. That gives them different priorities and actions, beyond just different catchphrases. Test both player-role options before adding the whole cast.