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Reply #30 on: July 09, 2023, 09:16:14 AM


The 30b models work best for stories, the 13b models are mostly crap, including hermes. you can download models on hugging face and sideload them. the 30b uncensored wizard models are pretty good, there's others though. check their discord page for questions, prompt templates etc. it's NomicAI i think.

i think it's safe, i've had it for a while now and ive had no problems with it. The reason for its creation was to enable ppl to use llm's without needing to have 3090s or know python.

Thanks for your prompt reply, but please bear with me as I don't quite understand.

I went to the hugging face website, and I have no clue how to navigate on their website. I'm not too sure how to know which model that has 30b. I don't know how to download the model and I don't even know how to install the model in the GPT4All.

Any chance if you can teach me one by one?

Thanks in advance



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Reply #31 on: July 09, 2023, 04:10:38 PM
sent u a pm



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Reply #32 on: July 11, 2023, 10:21:26 AM
KOBOLD AI is not bad



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Reply #33 on: July 25, 2023, 12:15:18 AM
I've written a few stories with NovelAI. Here's one about the party clown fucking the birthday boy's mom: https://rentry.org/ga2zx

I posted the prompt for it too on this site: https://aetherroom.club/5422 this way, if you have NovelAI, you can download the settings and premise for the story, and direct it or write it differently. I'd love to see if anyone were to make any alternate versions of this story, or any of the other "Local MILF" prompts I've made. Click on Export Options, then Download .scenario. Then in NovelAI or whatever you're using, you can import the .scenario file as a new story, and begin writing yourself. Once you're done, you can copy and paste your whole story here on this website for us to read: https://rentry.org/

Clio's new CFG update makes generations so much more interesting. This is the best time to start using NovelAI, especially since an even better text model will be coming soon apparently.
« Last Edit: July 25, 2023, 07:54:40 PM by nicemoms »



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Reply #34 on: July 29, 2023, 09:11:50 PM
Novel AI's Opus tier has access to their latest model, which has instruct just like gpt4 now. It's pricey but pretty good so far.



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Reply #35 on: July 31, 2023, 08:06:13 AM
do any of you guys use stable diffusion?



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Reply #36 on: August 04, 2023, 08:40:10 PM
I heard about NovelAI's new Kayra model and heard how good it is. And it is flat out good. The new model can produce prose and craft stories very well.  I don't have much experience with it, I have only been playing with it for less than a week, but I can share my experience and what I have gotten out of it.
For reference, I purchased the Opus tier sub to access the latest model Kayra.

What is written below is just my experience with this AI model and a short description of some features that I think are cool. I can't speak to other AI models since I haven't tried any others (except AI Dungeon several years ago).

I also provide some examples of writing that Kayra generated as a proof of concept, but beware I generated those stories on the fly and aren't really proofread. They can be found at the following imgur links here and here. You can see what the AI produced as well my instruct commands and edits.

1. Instruct Mode and Prose Augmenter. Instruct mode is new to the NovelAI update (at least I think it is). How instruct mode works is in the title: You can give specific instructions to the AI and it spits out an appropriate response. For example you can do something basic like: "Describe her appearance. Be sure to emphasize her fat butt and boobs." and it will spit out an often detailed response. You can make your instructions even more complex and it will correspondingly generate more complicated outputs. Instruct mode works great for crafting sex scenes.

Prose Augmenter is another mode that generates more detailed prose apparently. Sometimes I can't tell the difference between the text generated by Prose Augmenter or Instruct Mode, but sometimes I can see an upgrade in writing quality. Fortunately, you can swap between Instruct Mode and Prose Augmenter (or any of the other modes) on the fly.

2. Regenerating and tweaking responses. In conjunction with instruct, it is a good idea to tweak the responses that the AI spits out to gently steer it into a desired direction. For example the AI might write something like "...she bends down at the hip, giving a perfect view of her thong clad asshole." You might accept this response, but for example you may want to have the AI elaborate on this response. So you might edit the above line to read "...giving a perfect of her thong clad asshole. Sweat beads on her fat " and then feed that incomplete line back into the AI.  It will try to complete that line and is helpful for getting out more lines of specific things that interest you.

Tweaking responses that the AI gives you is great for giving you ideas to direct the story since the AI itself comes up with interesting ideas and responses.

3. Presets. Kayra comes with pretty good built-in presets. You should play around with them and read the NovelAI documentation. There are also some really good presets on the NovelAI discord. I use the "Tea Time" preset by Okeri. The examples I provide were written using the Tea Time preset.

4. Lorebook. From what I can tell, the Lorebook is a powerful tool that can be used to help the AI to understand characters, lore, set-pieces, etc. before it starts writing. For example, in the examples provided I have several Lorebook entries containing information about you, your mom, and your bully, including details about basic room descriptions. Having well-developed Lorebook entries provides consistency and depth to your story.

For example, in my Lorebook entries I have information about how the mom is comfortable with her body and likes to wear revealing clothes. The AI remembers this detail when it writes responses.

It is also helpful for the AI to mimic desired writing styles if you write your Lorebook in that style. For example I would write, say, the "mom" character entry using words like MILF, fat ass, mom butt, assmeat, etc. The AI then uses these words as it writes the story, and not just for writing responses concerning the mom, but also details about other women or characters where it would make sense to write in that style.

5. Conclusion. NovelAI's Kayra model is truly fantastic. I have been having a blast with it. I have been using it to expand on my favorite CYOA or erotic text adventure games where I would like some more content. I wholeheartedly recommend trying it out.

There are some kinks with the AI. For example sometimes it can become repetitive if you have it generate a lot of text without enough input on your part. But overall I have been having a lot of fun with it. Stumbling upon NovelAI for me is kind of like discovering a new author, or game, or a fetish with loads of content to look at. It's very good.
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Reply #37 on: August 05, 2023, 10:13:27 AM
Great post, Beefol! I have the Scroll tier subscription, so I will get access to Kayra in about a week.Can't wait to try it out.

Have you used Clio before you started using Kayra? If so, how do they compare? I have only used Clio, and found that it can come up with some gems, but it can also come up with some extremely clunky sentences. Like: "They smiled at each other because they were happy." Also, I usually have something like: "An erotic story about ..." in memory, and it steers the characters toward fucking from the first sentence.

You can use instruction mode with Clio. Just preface your instructions with curly bracket, and remember to remove your instruction when you get your response.

About the Prose Augmenter: Can you use it to improve on existing text? Like asking it to rewrite one or more paragraphs?



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Reply #38 on: August 05, 2023, 05:37:42 PM
Great post, Beefol! I have the Scroll tier subscription, so I will get access to Kayra in about a week.Can't wait to try it out.

Have you used Clio before you started using Kayra? If so, how do they compare? I have only used Clio, and found that it can come up with some gems, but it can also come up with some extremely clunky sentences. Like: "They smiled at each other because they were happy." Also, I usually have something like: "An erotic story about ..." in memory, and it steers the characters toward fucking from the first sentence.

You can use instruction mode with Clio. Just preface your instructions with curly bracket, and remember to remove your instruction when you get your response.

About the Prose Augmenter: Can you use it to improve on existing text? Like asking it to rewrite one or more paragraphs?

I haven't used Clio before. I only found out about NovelAI after hearing about the buzz around Kayra when it released. But from I hear there is a pretty big difference between the two.

I will say I never have the problem of clunky sentences or uninspired descriptions with Kayra like you may have with the older models. Where I find clunkiness is that the AI may stray to overusing a literary technique which typically happens once the story becomes really long or you over rely on Prose Augmenter. For example, once the AI got in the habit of using at least 10 adjectives to describe anything. I bet the first time it did this it did it for emphatic effect, but it got old when every description would read "he was morose, sad, depressed, heartbroken, sorrowful ..." you get the picture. That being said, it is not hard to break the AI out of these habits by just writing more lines yourself or editing out the AI response's that you don't like and it will usually get back on track.

I am aware that there is the Memory and Author's Note fields but I have not learned how to use them. I do think having a detailed Lorebook is very useful to get the AI to start writing the kind of story you want in the way you want. For example, the Lorebook entry for the mother of the two stories in those examples is 743 tokens long. I am not saying this is the best practice of relying on the Lorebook in this manner, but it does help a lot I think since I notice a big difference between having a small Lorebook vs. a more detailed one. I should also reiterate that I think Kayra does a good job with innuendo and gradual development with a story. I am not really a fan of having a story dive into sex straight out the gate and Kayra can do a good job of developing a story first before segueing into sex and stuff like that. Although it is really up to you to help guide the AI through this process and this is where I think instruct commands shine.

Also it helps a lot to have a good config preset. There are sort of large differences in the kinds of responses that you get if use say Tesseract or Green Active Writer. Tea Time for Kayra is what I use and it is a lot better I think than the default presets.

For your question with Prose Augmenter I am not sure. I don't think it can do that but don't take my word on it. You may be able to accomplish that with the Generate Inline command but I haven't really had good luck with that.



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Reply #39 on: August 07, 2023, 10:42:46 PM
Lots of good advice here, so thank you!

The documentation seems hopelessly out of date, but I think the general advice is not to use Authors Note because it's a bit unpredictable. With my first stories I put everything in Memory, but I have started using Lorebook for all character descriptions, and it's generally good at keeping track of the people and their relations. But I'll definitely be using it for a lot more.

Have you written anything in the BFMM genre? Anything that could be published here?

Can't wait for the weekend, when Kayra should be available for the Scroll tier.



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Reply #40 on: August 08, 2023, 06:06:30 PM
I heard about NovelAI's new Kayra model and heard how good it is. And it is flat out good. The new model can produce prose and craft stories very well.  I don't have much experience with it, I have only been playing with it for less than a week, but I can share my experience and what I have gotten out of it.
For reference, I purchased the Opus tier sub to access the latest model Kayra.

What is written below is just my experience with this AI model and a short description of some features that I think are cool. I can't speak to other AI models since I haven't tried any others (except AI Dungeon several years ago).

I also provide some examples of writing that Kayra generated as a proof of concept, but beware I generated those stories on the fly and aren't really proofread. They can be found at the following imgur links here and here. You can see what the AI produced as well my instruct commands and edits.

1. Instruct Mode and Prose Augmenter. Instruct mode is new to the NovelAI update (at least I think it is). How instruct mode works is in the title: You can give specific instructions to the AI and it spits out an appropriate response. For example you can do something basic like: "Describe her appearance. Be sure to emphasize her fat butt and boobs." and it will spit out an often detailed response. You can make your instructions even more complex and it will correspondingly generate more complicated outputs. Instruct mode works great for crafting sex scenes.

Prose Augmenter is another mode that generates more detailed prose apparently. Sometimes I can't tell the difference between the text generated by Prose Augmenter or Instruct Mode, but sometimes I can see an upgrade in writing quality. Fortunately, you can swap between Instruct Mode and Prose Augmenter (or any of the other modes) on the fly.

2. Regenerating and tweaking responses. In conjunction with instruct, it is a good idea to tweak the responses that the AI spits out to gently steer it into a desired direction. For example the AI might write something like "...she bends down at the hip, giving a perfect view of her thong clad asshole." You might accept this response, but for example you may want to have the AI elaborate on this response. So you might edit the above line to read "...giving a perfect of her thong clad asshole. Sweat beads on her fat " and then feed that incomplete line back into the AI.  It will try to complete that line and is helpful for getting out more lines of specific things that interest you.

Tweaking responses that the AI gives you is great for giving you ideas to direct the story since the AI itself comes up with interesting ideas and responses.

3. Presets. Kayra comes with pretty good built-in presets. You should play around with them and read the NovelAI documentation. There are also some really good presets on the NovelAI discord. I use the "Tea Time" preset by Okeri. The examples I provide were written using the Tea Time preset.

4. Lorebook. From what I can tell, the Lorebook is a powerful tool that can be used to help the AI to understand characters, lore, set-pieces, etc. before it starts writing. For example, in the examples provided I have several Lorebook entries containing information about you, your mom, and your bully, including details about basic room descriptions. Having well-developed Lorebook entries provides consistency and depth to your story.

For example, in my Lorebook entries I have information about how the mom is comfortable with her body and likes to wear revealing clothes. The AI remembers this detail when it writes responses.

It is also helpful for the AI to mimic desired writing styles if you write your Lorebook in that style. For example I would write, say, the "mom" character entry using words like MILF, fat ass, mom butt, assmeat, etc. The AI then uses these words as it writes the story, and not just for writing responses concerning the mom, but also details about other women or characters where it would make sense to write in that style.

5. Conclusion. NovelAI's Kayra model is truly fantastic. I have been having a blast with it. I have been using it to expand on my favorite CYOA or erotic text adventure games where I would like some more content. I wholeheartedly recommend trying it out.

There are some kinks with the AI. For example sometimes it can become repetitive if you have it generate a lot of text without enough input on your part. But overall I have been having a lot of fun with it. Stumbling upon NovelAI for me is kind of like discovering a new author, or game, or a fetish with loads of content to look at. It's very good.

You got me hooked on, and Opus subscribed, to Kayra. And that preset creates pretty crazy results, things I didnt even think of! Fun stuff...



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Reply #41 on: November 06, 2023, 06:39:09 AM
oobabooga, KoboldAI, and Verbai all work as Free options.

Verbai is very limited but runs off of your browser and as of right now if completely free.

Oobabooga and KonoldAi can have local installs with CPU and 8bit 4bit support for lower end hardware, but you might be forced into Linux if you’re not running specific hardware. Oobabooga is expanding its functions but is not as fleshed out as paid NovelAi. KoboldAi has a lite version that is rune off of a shared system meaning you can save and transfers for stuff from local machine to a online version(it even works on your phone)