AI roleplay opening message: 3 examples with room to chooseAn AI roleplay opening message gives the player a situation to respond to. Creators usually mean the character’s greeting; players may mean their own first reply. This guide covers both, starting with20h ago · 6 min readblog.echomelon.com
How to find EchoMelon stories by tags and searchIf you remember a story's name, start with Search. If you know the kind of story you want, follow a tag on a story card. These are two useful ways to narrow down what to open next. This guide covers t20h ago · 6 min readblog.echomelon.com
EchoMelon personal character settings: choose who you playYour character profile describes the person you want to play when chatting with a particular EchoMelon character. You can set a name, review gender, and add a short background and relationship. A pres20h ago · 6 min readblog.echomelon.com
AI roleplay memory: a practical recap and continuity guideWhen an AI character forgets who holds a key or treats an old ally as a stranger, start by writing down the facts the next scene actually needs. A short, current recap is easier to inspect and correct20h ago · 6 min readblog.echomelon.com
How to host images for AI character cards and MarkdownAn image host stores the picture; an image URL tells the app where to fetch it; the app decides how to display it. Getting all three right matters more than finding a clever formatting trick. This gui20h ago · 6 min readblog.echomelon.com
