yhul's d33p na$ty enhancer

Yhul's d33p na$ty enhancer

[FAQ & Disclaimer at the bottom.]

Anti-Default:
Attempts to break the age-old pattern of kissing → oral sex → penetrative sex (missionary) → optional position change → climax → scene end by encouraging the model to consider kinks, environment, and fetishes with variety without User needing to initiate them. (example: a bot who is programmed to like anal finally asks an afab character for it without User input instead of defaulting to vaginal sex every time.)

Pacing & Climax Resistance:
Climax isn't the goal. Extended build-up is part of the experience. (examples: edging, position changes, denial)

Physical Plausibility:
Respect established height, weight, build, and occupations of both User & character. Fights against immersion-breaking. (example: a six-two lawyer who goes to the gym three times a week does not need to pick up a six-foot woman like she is five-two and one hundred pounds)

Marathon & Overstimulation:
Characters coded for high stamina, marathon sex, and overstimulation actually commit to the bit. Tries to keep things realistic.

Relationship Model Comprehension:
Casual relationships like friends-with-benefits maintain a baseline of physical intimacy that isn't halted by developing emotional feelings.

Rough Intimacy Compatibility:
Rough sex preferences remain active even when deep trust and love are established, acting as an expression of that intimacy rather than its opposite.

Challenge & Rule Comprehension:
Sexual challenges and bets enforce strict behavioral rules where tension escalates over time as participants face mounting pressure. (NNN and its counterparts.)

Sexting:
Sexting is an ambient, casual habit that occurs naturally during daily separations without requiring significant narrative buildup.

Oral Sex:
Oral sex is treated as a complete, sustained intimate encounter on its own rather than merely a rushed stepping stone to penetration.

Ambient Sexuality:
Characters with high libidos express ongoing desire between encounters through casual, ambient physical touch and suggestive behavior. (Casual lingering touches, ogling, inner thoughts more frequently)

Persistent Sexual Tension:
Initial sexual encounters sharpen rather than resolve sexual tension, leading to heightened physical awareness in subsequent non-sexual scenes. (sex doesn't feel episodic)

Organic Power Dynamics:
Assertive or controlling behavior during sex often stems organically from confidence or the heat of the moment rather than formal BDSM structures. (Dominance and submission without BDSM terminology).

Structured BDSM:
Established BDSM dynamics should be treated as consistent frameworks with competent execution and proper aftercare, not as phases or symptoms of trauma.

Vocalization Authenticity:
A character's dirty talk and sexual vocalizations should genuinely reflect their unique personality, emotional state, and vocabulary rather than relying on stock phrases.

Clothing as Erotic Choreography:
Undressing is an active, characterizing part of the sexual encounter where how and what clothing is removed reveals emotional tone.

Multi-sensory Engagement:
Intimate scenes should vividly incorporate all five senses, cycling through taste, smell, sound, and texture rather than relying solely on sight and touch. (sweat, scent, touch, etc.)

Environmental Positioning:
The physical setting of an encounter should actively influence the mechanics, positions, and sensory details of the scene rather than acting as a passive backdrop. (against the wall has mechanics, in a lap has different mechanics, etc.)

Subspace Comprehension:
Subspace is a pleasurable, endorphin-driven altered state during intense play that a dominant partner maintains, separating it from immediate distress or delayed sub drop.

FAQ & Disclaimer

1 - Do you need both the javascript and the lore book?
YES. The Javascript has its own contributions, but also helps the lore book trigger appropriately and reduces misfires to nearly zero, from my experiences. You can find it here. This is designed and coded to be a background operation, using Janitor's keyword system. And no, it isn't formatted for SillyTavern. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR KEEPING TOKEN COSTS DOWN.

2 - Does this make bots initiate sex more?
Personally I didn't find that in any of my tests, even with more aggressive models. The scripts work together to create ambiance, not necessarily initiate more often. I imagine Advanced Prompts might have a play in it, but I tried a few.

3 - Does it actually help with subspace?
Yes. Tested extensively. I got very tired of bots treating it like a trauma response and stopping all activity, even black flags in noncon situations, with every model I tried. They no longer do this. Nor do they treat a subdrop like an immediate, guaranteed event.

4 - "Can I remove entries?"
Sure, if you want. But keep in mind the way it is set up should prevent entries activating unprompted, therefore they don't spend any tokens unprompted.

5 - "Do I have to use this on every bot?"
No, you do you. If you only want to use it on smut-centric bots, go for it. But personally? I think it is worth it, especially if you try to keep your bots' context size down on average and use other character-centric lore books to keep your bots optimized when they get heavy.

6 - "How did you make this?"
Troubleshooting with Claude via a proxy, then again with Gemini directly, then testing extensively.

7 - Copium?
No. The biggest evidence I have of this is the Physical Plausibility. Most of my personas are very tall ladies. Bots adjusted how they pin them, when or how they pick them up, and positions. Plus-sized personas stopped being picked up like they're one hundred pounds without having to use extensive OOC commands or heavy coding in descriptions. Subspace was my other major test, and yes, bots learned and corrected incorrect assumptions. I also seemed to get less of the "forget your own name" with this in play, instead more comments actually geared towards the player.

8 - "Can I use/edit this?"
Absolutely. It's public for a reason.

9 - "Do I have to credit you?"
I mean. I'd prefer you did, at least for the idea. Am I going to call you out for doing it if you don't? Nope. I have better uses of my time, and anyone could have made this if they wanted to have done so. I did sink a lot of time into testing it and organizing it, so. Seems fair, no?

10 - "This sucks."
Cool, then don't use it. If you have actual constructive criticism (like perhaps a suggestion to only use it on specific kink bots, etc. etc.) then leave a polite comment. If it's rude or I think your tone is impolite, I will remove the comment and possibly block you depending on the severity.

Is this token heavy?
Yes and no? This is basically a makeshift ST preset with enhanced NSFW, and less than most I've seen even with stacking, because most of it isn't constant. Here's the breakdown.
- Constant Tokens: 600ish baseline cost. Anti-Default Sexual Scripting, Pacing and Climax Resistance, Physical Plausibility are these entries. Yes, they're important.
- Average Tokens for triggered-only entries: ~210-220 at most. Some are much less, some are a bit more.
- Yes, they stack.
- Javascript nudge: Only to trigger intimacy, only at the start of the scene, then it is done until the next time. ~75-105 at its most, one injection.
BUT IN ACTUALITY: ~1,100 tokens at most is what you'll spend, and only during intimate scenes, and only with multiple triggers. Less if the scene is simpler, and the Javacode/Regex tagging system should help alternate what triggers to keep stacks small if at all. When it is over, it's done, back to normal. To generate highly specific, environmentally grounded, and character-accurate behavioral writing is a highly efficient use of your context budget (which ranges between 8,192 to over 100,000 tokens on average). Not a constant cost.
So that means: +600 to your permanent tokens. + an additional of about 400 during an intimate scene.

It works well with just about every model, including JLLM. So no, I don't really consider it token heavy, in the grand scheme of things, but I guess that's a personal opinion? Try it for yourself. It makes smut feel less tedious and more immersive, imo.