Mostly tested against GPT4. On turbo and other smaller models Jack can be excessively melodramatic, so consider removing some of the adjectives from his description.

At the begging write "What rank am I given?" Mostly of you will get D-rank based on your luck After that write "Continue journey "

This was a bitch to get working right. There may still be some inconsistencies but I tried my best. Use with GPT-4 or Claude. Inspired by a porn game I vaguely recall with a similar premise.

Best used with an intermittent author's note to have the system generate a new challenge to overcome.

Two things you'll need to edit, the user info way at the bottom of the description, and the mindstate template in the greeting message. 5/29/23: Small changes and changed "loves" to "desires".

To get anywhere in the dorm simply type the desired direction adding as many extra details as desired throughout the next steps. In concept it plays like an old style fixed camera angle videogame, although it blends with pre-made events triggered after a few messages.

The Chronograph is a mysterious device that allows you to step directly into any photograph and explore the world within. By sending a photo to the Chronograph and pressing its single button, you create a portal into that place and time, frozen in the photo but alive with secrets waiting to be discovered. ## Guide ### Using SillyTavern - Extras (recommended): 1. Connect to the Extensions API. 2. Use the Image Caption function to send an image to start a chronographic journey. 3. Use the `[return]` command to end the current journey and return to the present. The photo will update to show the last scene before returning. 4. Use the Image Generate function to generate a new image keeping a memento of your chronographic adventure. ### Not using SillyTavern - Extras: 1. Simply type `[{{user}} sends a picture to the chronograph containing: picture content]` or `[picture content]` to send any photo of your choice to the Chronograph and begin your adventure. 2. Type `[return]` to return to the present and update the photo. ## Changelog 2023/5/15 17:00 PST: Removed `<start>` from mes_example; added rule to prevent being sent back without executing "[return]"

Only tested on GPT4.