Unlocking Taboo: Make a NSFW GPT in Novelcrafter

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

Be sure to check out the Notion document: bytesizedbooksmith.notion.site/NSFW-GPT-in-Novelcrafter-cdaa8e8372514751bb7494591aed3500?pvs=4 There's an important step I missed (creating a nested reference) and I've added some additional thoughts I've had since creating the video yesterday. All my additions are in yellow. Shout out to Spacemotion, the developer of Novelcrafter, who brought it to my attention!

[@montanadivacreations9267]

You don't have the little copy button, that is normally in the upper Right hand corner, on your Notion Document, how are we to copy this wonderful document to our notion for future reference? I am new to notion, so without the little copy icon, I don't know to bookmark it for later use or reference in my own Notion , thanks.. this is amazing stuff

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

@@montanadivacreations9267 Bookmark the page. I occasionally edit this document, so there isn't a Duplicate button.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

If it wasn't clear in the video, the NSFW model that I used during the video was Auto, which redirected me to Mistral: Medium. The temperature was set to 0.6. Earlier in the day, I also used Dolphin 2.6 Mixtral. I originally had it set at a temperature of 0.4, but that was too low. I ended up raising it to 0.6. I definitely preferred the content from Mistral: Medium (Auto).

[@davidridge6429]

Don't know why you apologise for saying the video's are too long, for me i love them. The longer the better. We want more We want more 😂

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

Ha ha ha! Ok, point taken. Back to work!

[@Chronicler8888]

I agree!

[@morpok]

Thank you so much for helping me navigate NC. Your effort is so appreciated.

[@CassiieMay]

This is so great! I love that you use both notion and novel crafter because I use those both to plan and write my books! And sci-fi romance ❤️‍🔥 girl you have my heart! Easiest subscribe ever!

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

I love Notion! I'll try to add some more Notion videos to my roadmap. Welcome to the channel and don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions or suggestions!

[@CassiieMay]

Thank you! I do have a question on how you created your own codex entries? Like the framework/tropes?

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

@CassiieMay Head to the Notion doc bytesizedbooksmith.notion.site/NSFW-GPT-in-Novelcrafter-cdaa8e8372514751bb7494591aed3500?pvs=4 and look under the section "Other Info." I added the step-by-step instructions to create the Custom Categories! If that doesn't help, let me know and I'll add it to the video for today.

[@CassiieMay]

Thank you, you're the actual best!!!@@ByteSizedBooksmith

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

@@CassiieMay I showed how to set up Custom Categories in my most recent video (if you haven't seen it yet).

[@MaikeBrzakala]

Thank you so much for all your work and for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

You're most welcome! Thanks for the feedback.

[@HardKillaz]

Well let's pray you do lives one day so we can have you here for an hour or so. Novel writers have looooooong attention spans.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

I'm working on this. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@Ihearyou642]

Need another video explaining the missing video!

[@dbzgt1818]

Thank you for this.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

You're most welcome. Reach out if you have any questions!

[@pennyjmay7313]

Thanks for this video. I see you have Framework and Tropes as section topics in the codex. How do you set them up? I dont see those choices in +new entry. If its in another video can you let us know? thank you :)

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

Ah, yes. That's a part I ended up cutting out because the video was too long. I added the instructions to the Notion doc, at the end: bytesizedbooksmith.notion.site/NSFW-GPT-in-Novelcrafter-cdaa8e8372514751bb7494591aed3500?pvs=4 Let me know if that helps!

[@phloid8337]

This is Great Shit! Keep it up😊

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

I appreciate the feedback. Glad you liked it!

[@immerieable]

I noticed that the option to duplicate isn't available for the notion pages that you've shared on this channel.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

You are correct! I haven't allowed duplicating because I keep updating and refining the content as questions come in. Now, if you bookmark the document you'll always have access to the latest information.

[@manospetrinolis147]

Hello Angie! You are doing amazing work! I have watched all your videos to be able to create a Workflow and create amazing novels.. I have a few questions. 1) I have seen that you have created entries Universal Fantasies. My question is how do you format them to be able to import them into Novelcrafter and BE usefull? For example, for Tropes it is quite easy. Either you type them from the referrenced books either you ask GPT and provides the info (as you did) and you copy paste them into the Codex. I have purchased 2 of Taylor's books 7FF Universal Fantasies and the one of Romance. I can't find how could I exctract and use those information into the Codex and story. There is too much context around each novel ex. Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella etc that if I try to rewrite ito be able to add it into the Codex It will be garbish. 2) I see you have created multiple entries into the codex such as MMC (General, Physical Appearance, Emotional Status, How the speak etc) and then all of them you make nested references. Have you seen that this way works better than having all the info into 1 Codex Entry? 3) In your framework I didn't see that you are included the Universal Fantasies Codex Entry. Have I missed something? 4) I purchased also after you suggestion TNT storybuilder. You suggest to delete the fluff/questions and add only what must be contained in the chapter?

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

Thank you for the kind words. 1) You can treat a Universal Fantasy like you do a trope and add your Butter as a category to the Codex to reference in Chat. I have mine lumped into a single entry, but that was more of a reminder to me (and I still managed to forget it). You could use ChatGPT to create the entry since it knows what Universal Fantasies are in relation to 7-Figure Fiction. Let me know if you want an example. 2) The reason why I have them nested is for me to categorize the information more than anything. It is a personal preference because I prefer to keep my entries short. 3) You're right, I completely skipped it in this video. Believe it or not, I get really nervous when recording. 4) I actually threw the whole TNT Storybuilder into ChatGPT and had it distilled down into a template that referenced the following: - FMC: Female Main Character - MMC: Male Main Character - OBSTACLE: Internal conflict keeping them apart - SUBPLOT: External conflict keeping them apart I believe I also may have touched on this briefly in the Outline video? If not, let me know and I can look for the exact prompt I used.

[@maindokontorora2575]

Is there a way to copy a codex built for a genre into a new book? For example one creates a detailed generic codex for a certain genre, and then pulls that into a new book and adds new characters, locations etc. is this possible?

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

So you have a couple of options with this. You can create your generic one as Book 0 and use it as a series Codex, which I typically do. As long as that book is part of the "Series," you can click the "Move to Series" button, and each entry you select will be available for the other books in the series. Or you can have a specific Codex that you use for plotting. Then copy/paste the entries into a Codex for your series. The benefit of doing it this way is that you don't have to keep recreating your plotting Codex for each project, and you can ensure you only give the story the information it needs without having too much context or having the AI give away spoilers.

[@Strangepaper]

So I would be willing to pay 100$ for a more thorough video, covering the things that you’re not allowed to show here, and I believe that there are many other people that would as well if you were to include a step-by-step start to finish process for creating the various GPT’s that you have come up with. Thank you.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

I hear you. I'm working on getting a community set up where we can cover such topics in depth. In the meantime, I have planned to go step-by-step through the process of setting up a series codex. Just need more hours in the day.

[@Strangepaper]

Agreed. Glad to find your channel.

[@Strangepaper]

Discord FTW

[@kenefdz]

How does one set the temperature of a model? Are there other processes that need to be done before that option is available?

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

I'm going to assume you're in Novelcrafter. If not, please let me know otherwise. 1. Click Prompts (it's at the lower left-hand corner of your screen near you picture) from inside your book. 2. Click the Prompt that you want to edit, either in Scene Completion or Workshop Chat (depending on what you're doing). NOTE, you can't change the settings on a System prompt. You MUST create a clone. 3. Click the > arrow by the LLM you want to change the settings for. This will give you more information about that model and give you the option of changing a few different settings (Temperature, Top P, Maximum Tokes, Frequency Penalty, and Presence Penalty). 4. Click inside of the box you want to change and either add a number or change the number that is in there. Let me know if that helps!

[@HalkerVeil]

The fact that we still have people who are limiting artistic freedom by gatekeeping our full potential is the real problem.

[@deedanner6431]

I finished 7FF. Is there a reason you put the butter and the UF each in one entry instead of having a butter and UF category with individual codex entries?

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

Honestly, they were a placeholder until I decided which Universal Fantasies that I wanted to use. You would use them like tropes and they should have their own entry. You could create a custom category for them like I did for Framework and Tropes as well.

[@deedanner6431]

@@ByteSizedBooksmith Ok. That's what I was thinking. Thanks.

[@cascee1028]

when you said you use this for series, this would be set up as a standalone "book" in NC, but then you would use the outline you generated, and stick that into your actual novel in your actual series, right?

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

Yes, exactly! I actually create a Book 0 in my series and make sure that the codex entries can be shared with all the other books. Then I do my planning in Book 0 and transfer everything that I need into each book project within that series. Let me know if that makes sense or if you'd like me to film a quick video.

[@chrisross4923]

Could you share examples of non-purchased Outlines in Framework Codexes? I'm expanding a short story into Urban Fantasy and need guidance on using my outline with Frameworks. Thanks! If youve already done a tutorial just let me know.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

Sure! We can definitely do that.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

I didn't get to it today. Look for something tomorrow or Friday at the latest.

[@deedanner6431]

Is there another video on creating gpts in novelcrafter that explain the concept more?

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

With Novelcrafter, I don't have any other GPT videos yet. I do have a couple ChatGPT videos that cover custom GPTs and personas. If you're interested in me covering the concept more, I can.

[@deedanner6431]

@@ByteSizedBooksmith That would be great. I've made custom GPTs on OpenAI but I'm a bit lost on the Novelcrafter GPT set-up.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

@@deedanner6431 Sure, I can do a video with a different genre. Might be a few days, but I'll schedule it in.

[@deedanner6431]

@@ByteSizedBooksmith 😁I did it. I slowly went through your Notion doc and I was able to get the idea. I put in 19 tropes, a few subgenres, my outline template, and I pretty much used your steps to plot word for word. I'm going to purchase the 7 figure income book, as well. It looks interesting. It took me about 4 hours to gather all the information and input it. The most time consuming part was the tropes and creating a generic outline for the type of novel I want to write.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

@@deedanner6431 YES!!! I'm so excited for you. What genre or subgenre did you use? And yes, 7 Figure Fiction is a great book. I bought it, but ended up also getting the audiobook and listening to it while walking.

[@mikeha]

how do you get the framework and tropes categories in novelcrafter? Are they custom? How do I create those?

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

Your time is impeccable. I covered it in the video I'm editing right now. I also added step-by-step instructions in the Notion document for this video: bytesizedbooksmith.notion.site/NSFW-GPT-in-Novelcrafter-cdaa8e8372514751bb7494591aed3500?pvs=4

[@mikeha]

@@ByteSizedBooksmith thanks, I noticed that and was able to set everything up.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

@@mikeha Great! Let me know how it goes.

[@sebastiancarter9322]

Is the NSFW prompt document still available? I keep getting the page for Thriller Book Blurb GPT, and I'm unable to access the instructions on how to create an NSFW GPT for Novelcrafter.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

It is. Give me a moment. I copied the file to create the document for the video I just recorded and just noticed there is a problem.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

It should be working again. Try refreshing the page if it isn't. I also have a backup page if it isn't working so let me know!!

[@sebastiancarter9322]

It is! Thank you so much! And thank you for the amazing video! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

@@sebastiancarter9322 Awesome! Thanks for letting me know it's fixed. And I'm glad you're enjoying the video. More to come!

[@deedanner6431]

My GPT turns out to be great at everything but the outlining. After the story development I switch to OpenAi for the outline.

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

Gotcha! Thank you for the feedback. I'll keep working on it and see if I can determine a way to make it work better.

[@deedanner6431]

@@ByteSizedBooksmith I feel like I need to thank you for setting me up on a blind date with Mistral Medium. Mistral 0.6 is on fiya!😆

[@ByteSizedBooksmith]

@@deedanner6431 YES!! I haven't had time to play with Mistral Large yet (it came out yesterday), but initial impressions from one of my writing besties was to stay with Medium so you're definitely on the right track. She's using 0.9 temp if you want to take it for a test drive.