Sadly, you can’t. There is this fork of the ai-character-chat that allows group chat: TPS Group Chat

Hello! It seems to be a character for this month’s Character Jam, is it okay to add it on the submissions?

Okay, so you can force the Game Master to reply with the following edits on the custom code:

let numMessagesInContext = 4; // <-- how many historical messages to give it when updating inventory let replyAsNames = [ "Character A", // Other character names here. ] oc.thread.on("MessageAdded", async function() { if(oc.thread.messages.filter(m => m.author==="ai").length < 2) return; let lastMessage = oc.thread.messages.at(-1); if(lastMessage.author !== "ai") return; // check if lastMessage.name is found on the replyAsNames if(replyAsNames.includes(lastMessage.name)) { lastMessage.expectsReply = true; // Expect a reply from the game master return; } ...

First, you have to add the name of the character you are replying as on the replyAsNames array. Then with the code, it would then expect a reply from the game master if the character that is added on the ‘allowed’ list of names is found.

This event is for making characters for the Perchance’s AI Character Chat. You create the character there, then generate the share link and share it here. Here is a Google Doc of its features.

Do you have a character link for the character or is it WIP?

Okay, so in your a you have all items from the root[“Starter”]. If you use a[0] it would indeed select Foxpony BUT it would also evaluate and select an item on that list, so it would output one of its children (0 to 4) which is why you got 3 as the result. You can get the name of the list with a[0].getName to get Foxpony then use .selectOne to get an item from it which would result to selecting, for example, 1 and it would output an item from under that.

So what you are trying to do is that after getting the ‘Starter’ from the root[“Starter”] you want to combine the subsequent lists into a single sentence? e.g. if the randomly selected starter from root[“Starter”] is Foxpony, then you want the lists 0 to 4 to be joined into a sentence, while randomizing between the items under the ‘number’ lists?

You can do so with the following:

let starter = root["Starters"].selectOne // gets either Foxpony or Spaceship list object let sentence = starter.selectAll // selects all lists under the object i.e. 0 to 4 .map(list => list.selectOne) // iterates through the lists and selects a random item from them .joinItems(" ") // joins the randomized items into a single sentence Crystalline.say(sentence)