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:
Examples:
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:
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:
Right-click your controller object and choose Edit.
Check Edit Linked, then select the
K_Storage
,K_Memory
orK_Kore
prim.Open the Content tab.
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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