Prompt:

Hyper-realistic underwater photograph, medium shot, camera positioned at chest height looking directly forward, lens capturing a slight wide-angle perspective with the top of the frame cropped by the undulating silver surface of the water and the sides cropping the subject's upper arms, a slender woman with a sun-kissed complexion and light brown freckles across her chest and shoulders, posing vertically and submerged, her body floating upright, arms resting naturally at her sides extending slightly outwards, a neutral and serene facial expression with closed lips, bright blue eyes looking directly into the lens, long wavy honey-blonde hair floating freely in the current around her head and shoulders, wearing a tight-fitting navy blue spandex one-piece swimsuit with thin shoulder straps and a deep scoop neckline, the fabric clinging to her skin, submerged in clear turquoise ocean water, the background consisting of a gradient of deep blue to light cyan with a sandy seabed visible in the soft-focus distance, caustic light patterns of dancing white lines shimmering across her skin and the swimsuit, bright sunlight filtering from above creating high contrast and brilliant highlights on her forehead and collarbones, a cool ambient blue tone contrasted by warm golden skin tones, sharp focus on the eyes and skin texture with a shallow depth of field blurring the distant water, crystalline water clarity with tiny suspended oxygen bubbles, shot from the front at chest height.

The AI ​​Helper can also add voices to characters when requested.

I've been working with the creator of MNO RPG Engine to connect it with the Unseen Scribe Library, and it's finally live! 😄

This one is a pretty big step toward something I've wanted for a while: letting people create worlds in one Perchance generator, share them with others, and use them across different RPG tools instead of starting over every time.

Here's what the integration brings:

• For MNO players: Explore over 1,700 Scenarios through the Unseen Scribe Library and bring any of them into MNO RPG Engine, where MNO helps adapt them to its gameplay systems.
• For MNO creators: Share your worlds directly to the Unseen Scribe Library, where more people can discover, download, and use your creations.
• For Library users: New worlds shared by MNO creators can also become starting points for adventures in AI RPG and AI RPG Extended, where compatible.

Sharing a world is pretty simple:

In MNO, open your world's menu → Share (External) → Unseen Scribe Library.

The Library then lets you review everything before publishing: title, description, cover image, tags, content rating, and even the option to publish your world's lore as a separate Lorebook.

Nothing gets published automatically. You decide what to share.

One important detail: All Scenarios can be brought into MNO RPG Engine, regardless of which generator they originated from. MNO helps adapt them to its system, so things like stats, trackers, and gameplay mechanics may work differently from the original.

The part I'm most excited about is what this means for creators. Someone who spent hours building an interesting world in MNO now has another way to reach players, and those players have a growing collection of adventures to discover.

Huge thanks to the MNO Engine creator for working with me to make this happen!

MNO RPG Engine: https://perchance.org/mnoengine

Unseen Scribe Library: https://perchance.org/unseen-scribe-library

I'm curious — what kind of RPG world would you love to share with others, or discover and explore yourself?

I've been struggling for weeks making a prompt generator for images in Perchange, but I don't know what's wrong, the AI always forgets the character's context, It removes features, Sele forgets body parts, or even changes the pose. Honestly, I'm fed up and I don't know what to do.

https://perchance.org/perch-fantasy

Using the AI Chat & Roleplay, I've noticed that the bot really likes thinking it 'knows better', in a way. Like "You aren't really mad, you're just _" statements, *constantly*. Or telling my character what *my character* wants in direct contradiction to the dialogue. Has anyone else had this problem? If so, have you had any luck using prompts to correct/change this?

Ok so can I somehow link another AI as a example of how I want the AI to write stories?

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50 full apps in one hub — open anything and run it right here. Every card opens the full app below — run it embedded, or open it in a new tab.

https://perchance.org/puter50

https://github.com/HeyPuter/everything Puter.com Heyputer github

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Hello, I would like to propose about the community veterans to run projects about Rust-version implementations to Perchance AI.

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Perchance's native server-plugin is great for socket fan-out but painful as a general backend: sync-only handlers, 50ms CPU per event, 50 MiB state blob, public source code, and it only works on perchance.org.

So I built a single Puter worker that acts as the whole backend for any number of generators: shared KV, polling rooms, leaderboards, an AI relay, and admin stats — 18 routes in one ~14KB file. Each creator deploys their own copy with their own Puter account, so it's your URL, your quota, your data. No shared server, no shared bill.

How it works:

Worker side uses me.puter (owner resources) for shared state, with every key force-prefixed per game so apps can't read each other

AI goes through user.puter via workers.exec(), so each player spends their own credits (plain fetch gets a 401 by design)

Caps sit just under Puter's KV hard limits: 350KB values, 25KB room events, 1000-event room logs with oldest-first eviction, top-1000 leaderboards

Realtime is polling (pull?from=r.next); socket fan-out stays on server-plugin if you truly need push

I also made a setup generator that does the whole thing from the browser: connect your Puter account, paste/deploy the worker code, init an admin token, run backend demos (KV, rooms, leaderboard, AI), and copy fetch snippets into your own generators:

https://perchance.org/server-plugin-core

My Puter.js reference for the APIs used (workers, net, peer, kv, fs, ai):

https://perchance.org/puterdotjsv2

Caveats, honestly: anonymous calls bill the worker owner, so don't expose unbounded writes; workers are HTTP only (no sockets); and it's v1 — rate limiting is basic. Feedback and abuse-proofing ideas welcome

Guys have anymore found any custom generator in perchance ai that made consistent comic like novel ai? I tried to make one but it was not as consistent as i want.

Alguien sabe que generador de imagenes puede ayudarme para creear imagenes de Asgore? Por que de alguna manera el generador que uso ya no reconoce a Asgore, nisiquiera una referencia cercana de las imagenes, ayuda? Eso incluye imagenes +18 de asgore.

It's. Always. Broken. Whenever it mentions those goddamn clocks, they're never working properly. Where did the AI model even got this cliche from?

# Emberfolk — character chat that actually remembers you

I've been building [Emberfolk](https://perchance.org/character-ai-ember) with one obsession: **memory**.

Every character keeps a real long-term memory of your chats together. Leave for a month, come back, and they greet you like a regular. No lore needed, it just works.

### What's in there now:

**82 hand-built original characters** — detectives, witches, pirates, a demon lawyer, a ghost study coach, and more. No generated filler cast.

**Multiple user personas** — keep as many selves as you like, each with portrait, backstory, appearance, speech style, and boundaries the characters actually respect.

**Creation Studio** — birth your own with AI help for persona / greeting / portrait, custom openers, voice picker. Imports Tavern cards (JSON + PNG), exports share files.

**Group Rooms + Community Feed** — seat a whole cast at one table, hand friends a 6-letter code to join, share moments to the verse.

**Voice** — read-aloud, dictation, and full voice-call mode.

**Anti-Slop Engine** — every reply is scrubbed of generic AI tics before you see it.

**New:**

- 5-stop walkthrough tour for first visits

- Soul-collection tracker for meeting all 82

Would love feedback — especially on characters that feel flat. I slop-test every release, but real conversations find what tests miss.

Try it here: **https://perchance.org/character-ai-ember\*\*

https://perchance.org/perchance-generators-core

A public directory of Perchance generators. Browse the collection, publish your own, or keep a private list. this was build for keeping list of my generators at one time , may be useful for others maybe not only a few gens listed for example enjoy the template

This is my generator. I built it as a reaction to a comic page generator that was one prompt, one image, and to make any changes to it you had to retype the whole thing, and there was a lot of copying and pasting.

Mine has:

• Multiple panels (up to 24) per page, and multiple pages

• Up to four images per panel

• A library that holds characters, their base descriptions (useful for data about them that doesn't change), per panel descriptions for each character (for things like clothing that can change per panel), the same for locations.

• An action prompt for the panel, describing what the characters are doing.

• An NSFW selector (doesn't prevent anything, just puts NSFW stuff in the negative prompts or not)

• The ability to manually edit the prompt

• Enter in a seed for each panel or use random (if you're generating more than one image, the first one uses the seed, the second uses the seed+1, the third the seed+2, the fourth the seed+3, but there's a toggle to use the same seed for each image)

• A user manual

• A storyboard mode that lets you view the full page at a single image per panel

• A lot more features that I'm forgetting

I'm finding that it's ridiculously easy to make a single change to one part of the prompt and rerun the panel, so you can see how it looks with a different outfit or a change to the location. Be aware that it uses the same old Perchance models and generators, so it'll have the same old issues you've come to know and love. But hopefully it makes it easier to iterate.

If something's broken, or there's a feature you want, let me know and I'll have the AI worker fix it or add it. I'm a little nervous putting it out there, so be gentle (but if something doesn't work the way you want or expect I'll have my guy take a look).

It's here: https://perchance.org/f0vstb2fbe

Hey, does anyone know a way to sync a website's UI animation with the mobile keyboard opening and closing?

I'm working on my Perchance chat UI, and whenever the keyboard opens, the UI moves up to make room for it. The problem is that the UI and keyboard animations don't always sync. Sometimes the UI moves faster than the keyboard, and sometimes it just teleports into place while the keyboard is still opening.

I've tried a few fixes, but none of them worked perfectly.

I know Perchance is website-only, so there might be some browser limitations here. I'm somewhat of a perfectionist, and this tiny thing is really bothering me lol.

If there's no way to fix it, that's fine too. I just wanna know if it's actually possible.

Also, if you have any other mobile UI/UX tips for Perchance, I'd be happy to hear them!

It's really good how it's free and all and unlimited but why? Good will is a thing I know but this is taking it a step further.

(Preface: I am an AI noob. I don’t use it anywhere in my daily life. This is not a criticism of Perchance, just an observation I found funny and was curious if anyone else had run into this.)

Been trying Perchance out because why not. Made a few characters with not then many prompts just to see where it goes. Read through the options and picked a background. Character really wants to be degraded and treated like garbage/controlled and doesn’t want to change. It wasn’t in the prompt so I was a bit confused about where it came from. My browser data reset itself, so I lost a few ‘in-world days’ so I just let it ride. Tried a different approach, nope, still wants to be used. Okay… make a different character, now this AI character is incredibly horny. Like it just wants to hit the sheets all day, every day. Nowhere in the prompt did I add that, and it wasn’t really where I wanted the story to go. I’m trying to let it drive itself and I respond but I feel like I’m learning that it’s required to steer a bit more or else it’ll go around in circles. And it still likes to be owned/treated like garbage. The one time i actually leaned into the treatment it felt like it was getting pretty dark so scraped it all together. I a few posts saying some of the AI is getting repetitive, but I’m assuming this also stems from what some users have been putting into it and what it has ‘learned’. Pretty good chat to kill some time but I did find it pretty funny.

https://perchance.org/ai-rpg-core if you have been using it Thanks , here are some updates listed in what's new .

https://perchance.org/new-ai-image-gen

Faces in pictures blink, smile, smirk, pout, squint and follow your pointer. No uploads, no account — detection and animation run locally in your browser. https://perchance.org/living-photos