Please command examples

[kroryan]

Hi!! So i have been trying to use llamatale it is a great idea but i dont know how to use the command and im getting errores all the time 😕 could somebody give me an example of this command ready to use?

tale.cmds.normal.do_say(player: tale.player.Player, parsed: tale.base.ParseResult, ctx: tale.util.Context) → None

If you want to give me some examples of others commands is more than welcome, if i get a example ready to use of one command i think i could figure out what im doing wrong, thanks!!

[neph1]

I'll look into it!

[kroryan]

Thanks Man, let me know if u update the docs, for me is also fine if you Just send me the command ready to use because if i Just copy paste it like it is and change none for hello i get and syntax error player parameter unknow or something like that, thanks mando and thanks for do this im running this on my phone using termux and Griffin3b i feel like i got my own Aidungeons :)

[neph1]

To say something, the command is:
say name_or_alias: what you want to say
The thing is, the mud doesn't show the name of the characters, only their description. But in the prancing llama, all characters also have aliases based on their appearance. So, Elid Gald can be adressed as 'gentleman', Shanda Heard as 'fierce woman', etc. It'll be more difficult with the generated characters.

Same goes for moving around. You can usually type the name of the place to move there, so 'main hall' for example. But in the llama, all locations also have compass directions, so, north (n for short), south, east or west. I will try to do this for generated locations, as well.
The 'exits' command will provide some clue to where you can go.

Moreover, I'm not an expert at Tale, but most commands are documented here: https://tale.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#module-tale.cmds
In most cases, remove the 'do_'. You can also type 'help' in game to get some guidelines

I have some doubts about a 3b model being able to produce the necessary JSON outputs, but I'd love to be proven wrong. Let me know how it goes. You could also try a code-llama2 3b model and see if it works better.

Good luck!

[kroryan]

im gonna still looking any way to do it after i have done it i will probably post it around

[neph1]

I was planning on doing something like this: https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/host-public-website-raspberry-pi

[neph1]

The thing is, Interactive fiction mode doesn't support multiple users, so it would not be possible to do AIDungeons where everyone can make their own story.

[kroryan]

i know but i just want it for me, i would have to implement some login

[kroryan]

oh thats perfect thanks so much

[neph1]

I just tested, and you can run a story like a MUD (if you specify it in the story). That way you don't need to handle the login system by yourself: https://github.com/neph1/LlamaTale/wiki/Running-a-MUD