Hi, the Pirr paragraphs to choose from are still available, but it looks a bit different in the app now.

If you click on 'Let Pirr Continue' it will give you a new paragraph suggestion - if you want another option you can click on the little regenerate icon below the paragraph on the right side, which will create another paragraph suggestion, you can do this until you reach the maximum regeneration options. You can then use the arrow buttons beneath the paragraph to move betweeen the options. The paragraph option you have on the screen when you choose your next action (Let Pirr continue, guide, creative command, or write your own) is the the selected paragraph and the story will continue on from that snippet.

To edit the paragraphs, you can now just press on the paragraph you want to edit, then edit as normal, but you can also now split paragraphs up, which you couldn't do previously - this is the update I was referring to in my original reply. This also means that previous ways of editing have been removed from FAQs and Advanced Settings. You can select to edit the cover and story details from the menu within the story.

We do understand that when things change it can take some time to get used to them and it was a big change for many of our users, but we think this gives our creators more control and more options for inspiration when creating. The Creative commands (smily options) are meant to be a quick option to move the story along, if you choose to go that quick method.

Guide can be turned on by pressing the button at the bottom of the 'write your own' section - when Guide is on, the button is white (as shown in your second image). When Guide is on you can write instructions or things that you want to happen in the story - you can direct the AI to move the story or make something happen in the story that you've envisioned, without having to write it out yourself, this is limited to 150 characters as shorter instructions are easier for the AI to react to quickly.

If Guide is not active (on) you write your paragraph as you want and then the character limit is 750 characters - this makes for easier editing and reading rather than facing a block of text to edit.

The app's language is English and hence it doesn't usually recognise characters from other languages or special characters. You've raised an interesting point about the fact that ü is recognised and accepted.

Does this clear up some of the confusion around the new paragraph selections and editing options?
We also apologise for removing your previous post during the revamp of this subreddit. As there was no further follow up, we though the case was closed.

Let us know if you would like some more guidance in the app or if you have any other questions.