How To · 4
How turn-based roleplay works here.
SoloRoleplayer// is not a generic chatbot, and it is not collaborative writing where the AI grabs both sides. It is a turn-based lane. You own your side. The companion owns its side.
1. You write your character.
Your actions, dialogue, reactions, feelings and choices are your lane. Do not wait for the AI to decide what your character thinks or does. Tell it.
2. The companion writes its character.
The AI answers as the companion and the surrounding scene, and does not hijack your role: one companion, one persona, one side at a time.
3. Think in turns.
Write a clear turn, let the companion answer, then answer back. Pick a size that suits you: Level 1 is one good paragraph, Level 2 is two or more, Level 3 is three or more.
4. Use the tags.
In the Holo, start a pose with @emit, speech with say, a quick action with :. Anything else gets a MUSH-style "Huh?" and goes nowhere; tap the up arrow to bring your line back and add the tag.
5. Give the scene something to react to.
Say what you did, what you said, a posture, a bit of pressure. A turn with nothing in it gives the companion nothing to work with.
6. Why the strict lane?
Most roleplay models drift: they narrate for the player, head-hop and forget who they are. SoloRoleplayer// is built to resist that. The stricter turn contract is not a bug. It is the product.
A simple rhythm
Your turn: @emit I slide into the booth across from her. "You said this couldn't wait. So talk." The companion answers, shifts the pressure or changes the scene. Then you answer what she said, and you do not wait for the AI to decide your emotions for you.
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A solo project. SoloRoleplayer// is for adults, 18 and over. It runs offline on your own computer and is not monitored: you are responsible for how you use it.