Latest version | 1.6.0 |
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Last updated | 2 years ago |
Created | 2 years ago |
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Although this module is completely free, the AI it uses is not. The module requires an API key obtained from https://beta.openai.com/account/api-keys and an OpenAI account with valid payment information. The pricing can be found at https://openai.com/api/pricing/, but on average you can expect each non-custom request made by this module to cost about $0.002 (2/10th of a single cent). It is advised to set a monthly usage limit if you are worried about costs, you can do so in your account settings here https://beta.openai.com/account/billing/limits.
This module does not require any credentials except for your API key, which is stored locally in your Foundry settings. All billing is done from your OpenAI account. This key could be accessed by other programs and modules although they would have little reason to do so, nevertheless be careful and once again make sure to set a monthly limit to avoid unsuspected costs.
GPT-3 is a text-based AI by OpenAI. This module provides a user-friendly implentation to communicate with its API from within your Foundry games to generate descriptions on the fly. The module provides direct support for actors, items, attacks, spells, and features.
By default your current rpg system is integrated into the prompt to give GPT-3 the context it needs. By the nature of GPT-3 it will work better for popular systems and worse for very niche systems. If your system produces subpar results you can manually change the system in the settings to something that provides more context than just the system's name.
By default your current FoundryVTT language is integrated into the prompt to encourage GPT-3 to reply in that language. GPT-3 was trained mainly in English so the quality of results may vary in other languages.
If you want to have some fun, try out 'Pirate Speech'.
There are two new commands available to the GM to send prompts to GPT-3.
/gpt construct (subject)
subject
./gpt construct Ancient White Dragon
/gpt construct Beholder
/gpt construct Fireball spell
/gpt send (prompt)
prompt
./gpt send What does the Magic Missile spell do in dnd5e?
/gpt send What would be a fun low level encounter for a dnd5e game set in a jungle?
All actors, items, attacks, spells, and features have a button added in their header for the GM to request a short description generated by the AI based on your rpg system and world/setting. Responses are put in the Foundry chat and can optionally only be whispered to you.
The prompt constructed for PC actors is a bit different than for other actors. PCs use their lineage and classes as the subject
, instead of using the actor's name. Anything written in the appearance
text box is also passed along as additional context. It is recommended to be short but concise to generate results that fit the character you have envisioned in your mind, for example: male, wild white hair, steampunk clothing, red eyes
.
Adult Green Dragon
Air Elemental
Will O' Wisp
Alchemy Jug
Bag of Holding
Flame Tongue Greatsword
Cone of Cold
Eldritch Blast
Fireball
Please report issues and propose feature requests here.
The module will never send a request to GPT-3 without being told to by pressing a button, using chat commands, or using the API in macros or other modules. Nevertheless if you ever suspect you are being charged for unprovoked requests from this module please disable the module immediately and raise a critical issue.
To install this package, open your Foundry Setup screen and navigate to your Module tab and click the Install Module button.
From there, you can either search for the package unique name: ai-description-generator or copy its manifest URL:
And paste it to the input box at the bottom of your window.
You can install this package directly to your Forge account.
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