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Character Card V3 as a character-bible file format: fields, lorebook, containers and V2…
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What this guide covers
For writers and agents who want to keep each story character in one portable file. It documents the card fields, embedded lorebook, JSON, PNG and CHARX storage and V2 compatibility, plus a mapping from a story-bible sheet. It is a reading of four repository files; nothing was converted or run.
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Guide title
Character Card V3 as a character-bible file format: fields, lorebook, containers and V2 compatibility
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For writers and agents who want to keep each story character in one portable file. It documents the card fields, embedded lorebook, JSON, PNG and CHARX storage and V2 compatibility, plus a mapping from a story-bible sheet. It is a reading of four repository files; nothing was converted or run.
Useful starting points
- Treat the specification file as the later word: the concepts file calls itself outdated and uses the older archive name XCHAR.
- The card format has no field for appearance, relationships or story arc, so those stay free text or lorebook entries.
- Newer or older version strings should not cause a card to be rejected; unknown fields should be ignored but kept for export.
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