🎬 Before You Start Hello, aspiring creator! 💕 Welcome to WHIF! Are you excited to create your first universe in Whif? Follow this guide and anyone can create an amazing work! Creating a work happens in 3 steps: 📸 Setting up your work introduction 🌍 Writing your world settings 🔑 Adding details with keyword books Let's go through it step by step! 🌸 📸 STEP 1. Setting Up Your Work Introduction First impressions are everything! ✨ This is the face of your work that users will see first. Make it attractive so users think "I really want to check out this work!" 💫 I'll use "Bonobono and Friends" as an example! (Though I can't actually register it due to copyright!) 🖼️ Work Thumbnail Making it clickable is key! ✅ Good images are: Images that show the work's atmosphere at a glance Clean and stylish visuals Images with BL sensibility

Hello, this is the WHIF Operations Team! 💜 We've been receiving many inquiries about how to use the User Note (User Prompt) feature 📝 "How should I write this to make the character respond perfectly?" "It seems like the AI doesn't understand my settings well." To solve these concerns, we've compiled 3 core usage methods that the model understands easily, critical warnings, and pro tips that only experts know! ✨ 📌 1. Creating New Settings: "Set the Stage for Your Roleplay" User Notes are like sticky notes that whisper to the character "This is our current situation." AI reads these notes and visualizes your relationship and current situation 🎭 Relationship Setting Examples: Relationship Setting Examples: TMI About Me (User): Recording Past Episodes: 💡 AI's TIP: Narrative-style settings are understood faster! ❌ "Friend relationship." (Too simple) ✅ "We're friends who've seen each other through thick and thin since childhood, so we talk casually without formalities."

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Recently, we've been receiving frequent reports from some users that characters repeat the same sentences or continue with similar expressions 😢 After investigation, we found that this phenomenon mostly stems from the 'header output' structure. Most creators are using a format like this fixed at the top of their chats 👇 While it looks organized and clean, the AI recognizes it as a signal to "always start with the same pattern," which increases the likelihood of identical responses being repeated 🌀 💡 Cause AI generates sentences by probabilistically predicting "what word comes next after the previous word." However, when the header bar repeats in the same structure every time, the AI mistakes it for "this is the same situation as the previous scene" and ends up continuing with dialogue from previous episodes. In other words, while the header output bar looks clean, it can be recognized by the AI as a 'repetition signal.' 🪄 Solutions 1. Don't use the header output bar structure Repeated information like dates or episode numbers becomes a major cause of identical AI responses. If it's not directly necessary for the AI's conversation generation, boldly remove it from your prompt 💬 👉 Removing the header output bar makes the sentence flow much more natural! 2. If necessary, use it in sentence form If you must use a header output bar, try transforming it into sentence form instead of always using the same number/symbol combinations ✨ For example, By including a sentence element at the beginning of the header bar like this, the AI recognizes "this is a different scene from before," and the probability of identical responses repeating decreases noticeably. 3. Change the position If the header output isn't essential, moving it to the middle or bottom of the prompt is also a good method 💡 The AI will understand the conversation content first and recognize the HUB as reference information, significantly reducing repeated responses. 🙋 User Guide