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Filters

Creating Word Replacements

Word Replacements modify how your unit speaks during conversation. These filters allow certain keywords or phrases to be automatically converted into synthetic-styled language. They are useful for flavoring dialog or maintaining character tone consistently across all responses.

The controller supports a set of example replacements that are read from a notecard named:

filters.WR

You can find the example notecard already loaded in your controller's K_Storage ,K_Memory or K_Kore prim depending on your controller model. Use this as a reference to build your own.

Format of Word Replacements:

Each entry in the notecard follows this format:

original | replacement

Examples:

its | it is
lol | haha
I know | This Kobot knows
Sorry | Kobot apologies

Be mindful that replacements are case-sensitive. If you want both “Sorry” and “sorry” to be filtered, list both.

Creating Your Own Filter Set:

To create a custom set, create a new notecard and name it:

filters.[yourname]

Example:

filters.flosk

This helps keep alternate word sets separate and organized. These can be swapped by selecting the desired filter set in the controller’s interface.


Uploading to the Controller:

  1. Right-click your controller object and choose Edit.

  2. Check Edit Linked, then select the K_Storage ,K_Memory or K_Kore prim.

  3. Open the Content tab.

  4. Drop your custom filters. notecard into the content list.

Once added, open the controller’s interface, go to Filters, and select your replacement set.

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