Choose the kind of interaction
| Starting idea | Where to look |
|---|---|
| A conversation with one fictional person | Companions in the character collection |
| A situation with a role for you | Fantasies, including scenes with a group |
| A character with your own background | The companion creator |
| A picture or moving scene | The image and video tools |
Begin with a decision the character can answer
Read the greeting for its location, relationship and immediate event. Perhaps a curator has found an unlabelled object, or a neighbour has brought a letter to the wrong address. Ask about one detail or contribute an action instead of replacing the whole setup.
After a few exchanges, try a writing setting while keeping the scene intact. A shorter reply, another model or a clearer instruction may suit your conversation better than a new character.
Use separate settings for separate tasks
Text models write the dialogue. Image and video models create visual outputs. A change to one does not automatically change the others, and a good result in chat does not predict the cost of a clip.
Membership benefits, free allowances and credit charges also have different roles. Identify the action you intend to repeat, review its controls and check what your account includes before paying.