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Four steps
How the build actually goes together
Base, spec, test, refine. Most people stop after step two and wonder why nothing holds together the next day.
Pick a base to build from
Choose the frame closest to what you want. Every character is written separately, so the base already does most of the work.
Spec the four parts
Personality, voice, look, Lust Level — set each one deliberately instead of leaving them on default.
Run the build
Talk to her and check whether the temperament and voice actually match. If they do not agree with each other, the build is not done yet.
Refine one part at a time
Change a single component per session so you can tell what each one actually did, instead of redoing the whole build.
Six frames worth building from
Adjusting a written character beats assembling one from nothing. Pick the frame closest to what you want and build from there.
What you're assembling
The parts that make up the build
Six components, not one photo. Personality, voice, memory, photos and the Lust Level all get set separately, and all of them stay set.
A starting spec, not a blank build
Every character here already has a written personality, voice and look. Treat one as your starting spec and adjust it, instead of assembling one from nothing.
Tap one, she does it.
Instruct the temperament directly
Tell her to be blunter, more patient, slower to warm up. That instruction is stored as part of the build and does not drift back to a default.
A voice you set once, not assigned to you
Tap one, she does it.
Try nowThe build doesn't reset between sessions
Plans, running jokes, and the mood from last time are stored against your account and loaded back in. A character that forgets each session was never finished.
A photo request, answered inline
Ask for a photo mid-conversation and it appears inside the same thread, matching the look you assembled rather than a stock image pulled from nowhere.
Change one part without rebuilding everything
Update the voice, the temperament, or the look on its own. The rest of what you set stays exactly as it was, because each part is stored separately.
A single face, or a build you assembled
Then give the build a face
Personality, voice and memory come first. This is where you decide what the assembled character actually looks like — backdrop, wardrobe, framing, all of it yours to set.
The backdrop
Thirty-four settings to place her in, from a studio wall to a street at the right hour. Or describe the room and it gets built.
The wardrobe
Twenty-one outfits as a starting grid, not a limit. Prompt mode takes fabric, cut and colour, so the version in your head is the one you get.
The pose
Thirty-four framings covering still, candid and in-motion. Custom mode takes a sentence and builds the shot around it.
70+ video modes
Tell her what to do. Watch it
70+ modes. Pick one, she does it in about a minute. Blurred here, not in your chat 😏
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Build questions
Before you start the build
