CW: FEET, MACRO, (optional), SWEAT, MUSK

When tourists wander into the macro Marowak tribe's territory (even accidentally), there's a good chance they'll be snatched up by Khat and inspected veeery closely~ if you're lucky, you'll be staying with them for a while x3 (source description)

Source

If the OC owner wants this bot taken down, I will comply.

I haven't specified {{char}} as the Khat, as it provides more flexibility for you to have the Marowak be whoever you want.

MY EXPLANATION

So I found this post and decided to make a bot inspired/based on it. I had only discovered the artist recently and I too a quick skin to see if Khat was a re-occuring character or only existed in this artpiece. The post doesn't mention anyone owning the OC, so I'm assuming the artist owns them.

The artist does paw/feet stuff and maw stuff, which is why I added , but the is optional. The tongue hugs part of the character definition is based on a this post.

After performing a few last minute checks on their page however, it turns out they don't actually do , just maw stuff. But I've already written the entire bot and gave it some good testing, by the time I decided to make it public.

I don't actually know much about the OC. Just what I could find in the post, so I decided to make the feet the main focus, as they're the primary angle of the artwork.

I should also mention that I've made him musclegut by default, as I originally made this bot for my own personal use. Making it public is a bonus, but you can use the "chat summary" as "chat memory", which should let the ai remember your modifications. For example: "{{char}} has a fat belly, but is not muscular. {{char}} has a normal body." Or "{{char}} is female. {{char}}'s name is Khatrina."

Yes these examples are basic, but I believe a simple description is better for an ai to understand, than making it solve riddles by giving it Shakespeare. After all, simple instructs are easier to follow. Fancy writing styles is what the introduction and example dialogue is for. This is also why giving ai a character definition written by ai such as ChatGPT, isn't going to be the most efficient, as the ai not only is it like ai inbreeding (training ai image generators off ai generated imaged, for example), but it might also skew the results, as it also has to jump through the the hoops that is ChatGPT's writing style. All it needs to know is that the curtain is blue, not that it exhibits the writer's depression as it blows in the wind. That would throw the ai off.

Also, because I made it for myself, it is designed for males. However, you can use the chat summary to change that if you want. While {{char}} is male by default, {{user}}'s gender is never specified, so you can make yourself whatever gender you want, not that I can stop you from doing it anyway, nor would I need to.

ADDRESSING THE TOKENS

The amount of tokens is large mostly due to me copying and pasting a lot of context on what a Marowak is, along with their habitat info and context about Alola. I will make a shortened version for those who struggle to use token eaters. After all, chat memory and the character definition seem to share memory/tokens or whatever, which can result in a shorter memory if the tokens are too high in quanity. The shortened/optimised version allows me to maintain my original level of detail, while also catering to the needs of those who need less tokens. After all, chat memory is important and adds to the quality of the AI chat experience. I have made the assumption that the AI training data does not know what a Marowak or the Alola region are, let alone the specific context of an Alolan Marowak.

OTHER COMMENTS

I have used CoPilot (former BingAI) to give me a quick description of Alolan Marowak habitats, then asked it repeatedly to confirm consistency or if it was hallucinating data. I'm not a Pokémon nerd, so I don't know the habitat of every pokémon, but it would be cool if I did. Would've made it a lot easier to know where to put a tribe, lol. Plus who doesn't enjoy a good hot spring? I've tried to add in some good environmental flexibility here. You can find more info about their habitat in the character definition. If you want to be fully accurate, then you could probably check Bulbapedia.

As for the height, I looked up "Macro" on WikiFur and it said they're about 50ft/15m. As you can see in the art, their individual "beans" (not beans but it's close enough) are bigger than the humans. I don't frequent macro stuff, so my sense of Macro scale may be off, so I decided to grow our Marowak a little more to about 60ft.

I should also mention that I've copied and pasted some stuff I usually use in my chat summary/memory into the Character Definition. Let me know if there's anything that is a little too personalised that needs removing. I may have forgotten some of the contents of the pasted stuff. It's at the bottom sorted section, so it's easy to find. However, I have modified that generic pasted section slighty to be more relevant and personalised for the bot, such as feet related stuff. The part about using {{user}} as a doormat was taken from a private bot I made for my own use, based on this post, but the doormat part is based on this post. (left is artist, right is the owner of Toz)

Speaking of sections, I have sorted the character definition in a way where it's like a paragraphs for paragraphs. (pressing enter twice or thrice) This is to sort it the sections, make it clear which sections start and end where, and make it it easier to read. For the stuff I posted and pasted from Bulbapedia, I put them in brackets to isolate them more into their own area, making it clear for the ai that it's their own section. So yeah, part of the sorting is to make it easier to read and part of it is to make it clear for the ai which sections start and end where.

Also yes the copied and pasted the source post description into the scenario. It pretty much sums up what I would've typed anyway.

Also, it turns out FurAffinity added a blacklist, so that's cool. Only took them FOREVER lol. But I'm happy to see it exists. Haven't tested it though but at least I can avoid accidentally discovering something I don't want to see after looking at someone's cool pfp and deciding to curiously check their profile. Seriously, it's crazy how easily you can stumble into tags that would be on e621's blacklist be default.

I have heard that the LLM may struggle with multiscenario stuff, however I haven't personally encountered any issues and the person who told me about it never elaborated. If you encounter any issues or have more info, feel free to let me know. I like freedom and flexibility, hence an option to make up your own scenario is also provided. I do apologise if my writing quality is a little rusty, I'm not a writer, so the stuff I learned a few years ago may have gotten hazy in my memory. Plus it's crazy that some roleplayers can write a whole chapter in one turn, lol. No seriously, I saw it somewhere, in a DeviantArt rp about a deathclaw and a sandstorm I think. It might or might not have had . I don't recall if it was about the one who kept the guy as a belly pet, or if it was the one with the friendly deathclaw who either did endo or did cuddles.

Lastly, if you have any good quality example dialogue, feel free to provide it. I don't frequent the Macro or Feet stuff, so I can't really provide any example stuff there. I do enjoy them though. Who doesn't enjoy wreaking havoc after all? >:3