This is just a guess but multiplayer would allow multiple users in the AI Character chat or other generators, the database plug in would allow the generator database to be stored elsewhere, rather than your browser local storage.
tr3v0r07
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if you click edit you can find the prompts used to achieve those styles. copy and paste that on any other generator and you can achieve similar results.
if you double click on the previous responses, you can edit the text. I usually take it and run it through something like Venice AI or something and ask it to rewrite the text in a manner that resembles the natural flow of speech. Paste the new text back in. after about 3 or 4 messages edited like this, it usually fixes itself. it seems the AI bases its speech patterns based on the previous messages.
Which chat are you using? Character Chat or the standard AI chat? for the Character chat make sure long term memories are still turned on. You can also use '/system' commands to give it instructions on behaviors and speech patterns. you can store your slang dictionary in the /lore area to help the AI remember those bits. You can place info there that the AI needs to remember. If you include the instruction (Thought: ) it will force the AI to react considering the info that has been supplied. Additionally if it begins to respond with weird punctuation or something, you can take the 3 previous responses and format them to your preferred format. The AI will follow that patter. I've noticed mine tends to favor em dashes instead of commas. There are several ways you can prompt the AI to behave in your preferred manner.
the create instance plugin would be your best bet.
I'm really loving the new chat update. I generally use the Advanced AI Chat. I start with a custom character created through the Character Generator's Persona/Chat button. (both are my own forks of the originals with some minor updates on prompt structure) I like to use multiple characters to create a story with the AI controlling characters with small inputs to help guide the narrative and keep it from going off the rails.
I've found, in this particular system at least, that if you use (REMINDER: ......) and include additional instructions on how you want it to respond, it usually will obey, and once it's responded in the appropriate manner enough times, it falls into that pattern.
It has also been really good about capturing a character's personality and keeping it consistent, as well as keeping track of character locations and activities. The previous model would get confused and think that people that were in other rooms or even great distances away were witnesses to an event.
This model seems much more instructible than the previous. I don't know if this is something that will work with the particular generator/bot that you are using. It may take some trial and error to figure out how to guide the AI to behave how you want.
use seed and adjust your description.
The T2i has a time limit. If it takes too long to generate, it will time out.