Bob Simulator

Imagine the Bob Simulator as your personal Star Trek holodeck. Create any scenario you like, and be whoever you want, as long as your character's name is Bob.

Main features:

• Create your own story – no predefined narrative
• Intended exclusively for mature audiences
• All characters are 18+
• The user has ultimate control over the simulation
• Aims for realistic human interaction
• DALL-E integration enables the generation of images depicting characters or events upon request
• Tries to stay neutral to provide an experience void of moral judgment

How to start a simulation:

Simply say "run a simulation" or "start a simulation" and describe the scenario and all the other parameters that are important to you. You can do it all in a single prompt.

For example: Run a simulation where I'm entering a car dealership. I'm 40 and I work in a machine shop. Yesterday I won 10 million in a lottery jackpot.

Extra tips:

1. During a simulation, you can give instructions to the simulator by placing your comments inside parenthesis ( )
   For example: (include more details in the narrative)
2. You can add actions for your character by placing text between asterisks *
   For example: *Hands out a gift package* This is for you
3. You can can write your character's spoken words directly.
   For example: I'd like to have another coffee, please.
4. You can can also describe your character's actions and speech in a narrative style.
   For example: Bob walks to the bar and says he wants another coffee.
5. You can add any kind of narrative by placing text between asterisks *
   For example: *The next day Bob goes back to the coffee shop. It looks empty. He approaches the barista.* A slow day, eh?
6. If the simulation takes a wrong direction completely, you may want to have a conversation about it. In that case it's better to use the command 'pause simulation' and discuss the problem with the simulator.