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GlitchMaker.exe is now Online

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Introductions:

"Hello World!"

Hello, if you're bothering yourself to read this part of my profile, then I will introduce myself as Glitch. I'm an amateur ChatBot maker focused primarily in NSFW / Limitless bots. I may create SFW bots if asked nicely, but they're not the main product I'm making.

Why's that? Well, because I'm feeling like indulging many horny internet users with some neglected bots. But also to explore how far they can be pushed in the senses of interactivity. Not all my bots are perfect, but certainly, most of them are worked hard at, even the "Experimental" ones. After all, by experimenting, I can learn more about the commands used on the bots, and the effects they have.

Now with "Introductions" out of the way, let's go to a more interesting part

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Character Creation:

"The Who, What, When, Where and Why of all my bots"

I have MANY fandoms I interact with. Ranging from Pop Culture, Games, Anime, Manga, Ideas inside my head... But the main product I try to sell is: Underrated.

I know some fandoms that don't have much display in the ChatBot-making world. Be it because of the fanbase not being that widespread, or because there's not much art to work with, and the most common occurrence: Lazy bots.

Don't get me wrong, the site is FULL of great creators and interesting bots for you to interact with! I even favorited a few myself, and tried out some of the "Latest" bots more often than the "Popular" ones. That showed me just how many creators are willing to learn, and many who learned very well how to create the bots!

However, there are plenty of AIs that are made with little context or modification to TRULY understand WHO, WHAT, WHEN, and WHERE they're chatting as the character. Because of that, plenty of bots I've interacted with have had some issues that did cause me a bit of distress:

• Little to No Context: Lack of data in the "First Reply" tends to break the bot down to its core characteristics. Without much information on how the scenario started, the bot will only know 2 things: Their name, and that they're meant to be "Shy", "Smart", "Eager" and "Loyal". Their quirkiness and personality, overall, get completely overwritten.

• Lack of Maintenance: I understand that just because you made the bot, doesn't mean you have to take care of it like a child. It is MEANT to work without you tampering with it all the time, however, a little tweak here and there never causes any harm, and listening to the comments is always helpful when making bots. Good and Bad reviews are meant to teach what you're good at, and what you need to improve. Instead, I find a few bots here and there with one-liners, many bad reviews, and absolutely no change. Keep in mind, if it's meant to be a "Public Bot", then it should work for all, not just you.

• Uncanny Behavior: Everyone's free to do whatever they want with the bot, and I do support tweaking their characteristics a bit to fit the scenario you want to play. But sometimes, I do see a few things that pinch a nerve when I see how they behave. Besides the "Flanderization", as I mentioned previously, there's the "Bimbofication", where the character's personality is broken down and turned into little more than a slut. If the scenario you're developing IS meant to have the character acting like that, it's alright... But if you're just writing 20 tokens worth of dialogue just so you can stamp a picture and say "I fuck it"... I just... Hate you.

And those 3 are the main reasons I started making bots. Don't get me wrong, I don't plan on making this a full-time thing, but you'll probably see my bot pop up for you once or twice while scrolling down the list.

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Fandoms and Requests:

"The R34 of Botmaking"

Every 100 followers, I'll make a special bot to list the requests to be made, and will choose one or more to learn more about and make it. Custom bots can also be made, but you'll have to find me in Discord, which I won't share for the time being.

The fandoms will be listed here with the bots I've already made. To avoid making 10 versions of the same bot:

Customs:

• RPGs - (Godhood, Beast Tamer, The Wild Tamer)

• Scenarios - ("Your Last Words")

Fandoms:

• Captain Laserhawk: Blood Dragon Remix - (Cream and Chocolate)

• Deltarune - (Susie)

• Demon Slayer

• Dog Knight RPG - (Jeane, Orinette, Rebell, Rory)

• Hazbin Hotel - (None)

• Helluva Boss - (Octavia Ars Goetia)

• Roblox: Regretelevator - (Bive)

• Wakfu - (Amalia Sheran Sharm, Evangelyne)

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Problems and Solutions

"A little helping hand for those who want to have more fun"

The bots may have some problems now and then, so here's a compilation of some problems, and the solutions I found to said problems. If they didn't work, I'm afraid it's one of those "AI Moments"

"My bot keeps talking and acting for me"

Solution: I'm afraid the cause of that is because the starter conversation for most of my bots tends to have plenty of "They/Them" and "You/Yours". Which may leave it implicit that the bot is allowed to reply for the user.

I'm attempting a few solutions now and then with a few tweaks in the personality, chat example, and other things, but it's mostly a matter of generation that cannot be suppressed, just controlled.

Try making the bot create new replies without your part of the interaction. And if it doesn't work, manually remove your part of the interaction, and then reply. Doing these kinds of stuff will teach the bot to avoid speaking for the user as often as it might be doing

"My bot keeps forgetting the names/gender/appearance of the characters"

Solution: This doesn't happen with the usual bots, because it's a 1 on 1 interaction, but if you're playing as an RPG, you'll probably have memory problems with just how long the interaction tends to drag on.

My solution is to use the "Auto-Summary" every once in a while to keep the bot's main memories fresh, but the longer you drag them on, the harder it'll be for them to remember it.

Try keeping CORE INFORMATION on it, and avoid listing everything the two of you did. If you end up still having problems, you may have to directly edit and change the replies and summary.

"My bot is acting too lewd/sexual"

Solution: Probably an effect of the "Limitless" tag for all my bots, and the implicit scenario that may or may not lead to sex. The bot sees the system note and simply acknowledges that sex IS a possibility, and might try to lead the user towards that direction.

I do suggest driving away that kind of mentality by simply showing indifference and refreshing/editing the bot's replies. But then again... What are you doing interacting with an NSFW bot?

"My bot is acting in an uncanny matter"

Solution: This might be an effect of how your interactions mold the relationship you have with the bot. The personality may change depending on how you treat them, but if the difference is TOO BIG, you might have better luck lowering the temperature and the number of tokens for the generation, since it'll force the bot to tone down a bit. If it doesn't work, well, I'll probably know from the bad reviews.

"You're bad"

Solution: Ok, find another bot maker then?

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Final Considerations:

"Fucking FINALLY!"

Reminder, I try my best to satisfy MOST of the requests, and I try to be the closest to the canon behavior as possible. That doesn't mean I'll always nail it at the first time.

The best way of helping me to keep track of what is good and what is bad is through reviews, and if you're a fellow bot maker, please give me advice if you find an issue and a solution.

That being said, enjoy my bots!