There is even a hierarchy of "scan depth." You can set Lorebooks to scan the entire story, or just the most recent few paragraphs. This allows for a layering of reality: a "Global Lorebook" that defines the laws of physics, a "World Lorebook" that defines the kingdom, and a "Scene Lorebook" that defines the specific room the character is standing in.
Instead of massive walls of text, write entries as if you're reminding the AI of established facts: novelai lorebooks
❌ : John is the king. He was born in 1452. He killed his brother. He rules with an iron fist. His sword is called Justice. (AI may ignore or misuse dense info) There is even a hierarchy of "scan depth
There is even a hierarchy of "scan depth." You can set Lorebooks to scan the entire story, or just the most recent few paragraphs. This allows for a layering of reality: a "Global Lorebook" that defines the laws of physics, a "World Lorebook" that defines the kingdom, and a "Scene Lorebook" that defines the specific room the character is standing in.
Instead of massive walls of text, write entries as if you're reminding the AI of established facts:
❌ : John is the king. He was born in 1452. He killed his brother. He rules with an iron fist. His sword is called Justice. (AI may ignore or misuse dense info)
