Placeholders:

GPTTalk introduces tailored placeholders for dynamic gameplay. Here's a concise overview of each variable:

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_name%:

  • Description: Returns the name of the character based on their ID.

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_id%:

  • Description: Displays the unique ID of the character.

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_role% and %gpttalk_<characterId>_personality%:

  • Description: These placeholders retrieve the role and personality assigned to the character, respectively.

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_tag%:

  • Description: Gets the tag associated with the character. Useful for categorizing or labeling characters.

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_prefix% and %gpttalk_<characterId>_lang%:

  • Description: The first placeholder returns the prefix set for the character, while the second displays the language they are set to use.

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_byeWord%:

  • Description: Provides the word or phrase used by the character to end or leave a conversation.

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_default_interactions% and %gpttalk_<characterId>_default_storage%:

  • Description: These placeholders display the default interaction and storage limits set for the character, respectively.

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_rem_interactions%

  • Description: Retrieves the remaining interactions available for the character.

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_storage_limit%:

  • Description: The character's storage limit.

• %gpttalk_<characterId>_my_limits%:

  • Description: Retrieves the interactions that the player have. (example: 10 daily)

These placeholders can be used to display specific information about characters within the GPTTalk plugin, offering more personalized interactions and management options for server administrators.