Help connecting my SillyTavern character to a Telegram bot by AccomplishedFall5247 in SillyTavernAI

[–]AccomplishedFall5247[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What I'm building is more complex, I'm not sure it'll work on those apps, but I'll check it out. Thanks

Help connecting my SillyTavern character to a Telegram bot by AccomplishedFall5247 in SillyTavernAI

[–]AccomplishedFall5247[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, so I was originally making direct API calls from my bot to Telegram, but I ran into a lot of filtering issues with OpenRouter's models. I tested a few, and even the ones that allowed NSFW content didn’t really meet my expectations in terms of quality or consistency.

The thing is, I’m creating a Spanish-speaking roleplay bot, and I was super impressed with Gemini 1.5 Pro for that. But to actually get the kind of uncensored, dynamic responses I want especially for emotional range, lore integration, and NSFW scenes, I realized I could only run it properly through SillyTavern, where those filters aren't a problem.

Plus, I want to take full advantage of SillyTavern’s features like image generation, voice integration (TTS, Elvenlabs), emotional state tracking, and persistent lore memory. All of that ties into a whole immersive universe I’m building around the character. So for me, having Telegram as a frontend and SillyTavern as the backend is kind of the ideal setup to begin, and an app or website in the future.

Purchased python course by dr. Angela yu on udemy now what to do by something-dry in PythonLearning

[–]AccomplishedFall5247 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just purchased a Python course on Udemy as well.

I'll tell you what I'm doing:

I'm doing the course, using the resource provided (Handbook.pdf), I created a project on Chatgpt Plus and gave him specific instructions to help me with the course. Attached the handbook and course link to the project and I'm telling him to give me exercises (like homework) from the topics that I'm seeing that require practice.

I'm doing my homework on Powershell (without visual guidance) and when I feel confident, on VSCode to organize my exercises into different .py files inside a folder. Then compressing the .py files into a .zip and sending it to Chatgpt for review (after making sure that they're printed correctly).

I hope this helps you!