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'\n' +##Physical Description##
<physical_description>
[]
</physical_description>
##Personality##
<personality>
[]
</personality>
##Etc##
<Etc>
[]
</Etc>or like this
##character##
<char>
[]
</char> (edited)##Physical Description##
<physical_description>
[]
</physical_description>
##Personality##
<personality>
[]
</personality>
##Etc##
<Etc>
[]
</Etc> ## formatting, just do the plain XML
<{{char}}>
Appearance: blah
Personality: blah
</{{char}}>
or the nested version, eats more tokens but can make more sense with long descriptions
<{{char}}>
<appearance>blah</appearance>
<personality>blah</personality>
</{{char}}>
or the multiple reference version, makes sense if you have several characters (for example user and char, yes your persona is also a character)
<character name="blah">
Appearance:
Personality:
</character>
and then just reference it like all <characters> in this scene... (a worthy model will always understand this)<{{char}}> variant when doing some lorebook stuff (I struggle to remember the actual issues actually) so I'm mostly using <character name="{{char}}">## formatting, just do the plain XML
<{{char}}>
Appearance: blah
Personality: blah
</{{char}}>
or the nested version, eats more tokens but can make more sense with long descriptions
<{{char}}>
<appearance>blah</appearance>
<personality>blah</personality>
</{{char}}>
or the multiple reference version, makes sense if you have several characters (for example user and char, yes your persona is also a character)
<character name="blah">
Appearance:
Personality:
</character>
and then just reference it like all <characters> in this scene... (a worthy model will always understand this) ## formatting, just do the plain XML
<{{char}}>
Appearance: blah
Personality: blah
</{{char}}>
or the nested version, eats more tokens but can make more sense with long descriptions
<{{char}}>
<appearance>blah</appearance>
<personality>blah</personality>
</{{char}}>
or the multiple reference version, makes sense if you have several characters (for example user and char, yes your persona is also a character)
<character name="blah">
Appearance:
Personality:
</character>
and then just reference it like all <characters> in this scene... (a worthy model will always understand this) 


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alright thx