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Ash 7b87227cd2 Update 1.2.0 Theme of update: Characters
1) Character files now represent images, all data about the characters is located within the image file. This makes it easy to exchange characters.

You do not need to redesign your old characters in the new format, the conversion will happen automatically, old character files will not be deleted

2) Import function for characters is available, you can also import characters in the old TavernAI .json format, and you can also import characters from the Pygmalion notebook format

3) Export function for characters is available

4) The chat structure has been completely redesigned, now chats are located in the public/chats folder, chats now represent jsonl files, messages can be read one line at a time from such a file, this will help for future optimization when there are many messages

5) A new menu for selecting saved TavernAI chats is now available

Importing TavernAI chats is now available

Importing chats from CAI is now available

6) Additional advanced settings have been added for characters. A "Scenario" field has been added, as well as a "Dialogue Examples" field

7) Full support for the Pygmalion format has been added

A indicator now appears when special formatting for Pygmalion is enabled

8) Many other minor bugs have been fixed

To update an old version to version 1.2.0, you simply need to copy files with replacement.
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<title>Personality</title>
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<h2>Personality summary</h2>
<p>A brief description of the personality. It is added to the chat to a depth of 8-15 messages, so it has a significant impact on the character. Example:<br><br>
<i>Cheerful, cunning, provocative</i><br><br>
Another example:<br><br>
<i>Aqua likes to do nothing and also likes to get drunk</i>
</p>
<p>*In Pygmalion model, it is used as a "Personality:" graph</p>
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