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Collection and trophies
Collect a story's pictures and endings as you play, and earn trophies for them.
Every picture and ending in a story can be collected. As you play, AiRP adds the pictures you come across and the endings you reach to that story's Collection. Each ending earns its own trophy, and finding everything earns the story's main trophy.
What you collect
A story's Collection has up to four sections:
- Lore: pictures on the story's tidbits.
- Places: location backgrounds, and the rooms inside them.
- Portraits: each cast member's portrait, plus their extra pictures.
- Endings: the story's endings, with their ending card's words and picture.
A picture is found when it turns up in your chat. A tidbit picture counts when the AI's reply uses that tidbit and mentions it, a place when the scene moves there, and a portrait when it's shown beside a reply. An ending counts when its ending card appears under a reply.
If you play as one of the story's cast, their pictures show on your side of the chat instead, and change with what you write. A picture of them is found when it's shown beside your message.
Finds add up across all your chats of the same story. Regenerating, editing, or deleting a chat never takes a find away.
Opening your Collection
Select Collection next to the settings button in a chat. A badge shows how many new pictures you haven't looked at yet.
The panel shows how many you've found across all your chats. Pictures you haven't found yet show as "???". Select a picture to see it full size, along with whether you found it in this chat or another one.
When a reply finds something, a row under it says New in your collection. Select it to open that picture.
Trophies
A story has a main trophy, for finding every picture and reaching every ending in its Collection, and a trophy for each of its endings. An ending's trophy shows as Hidden ending until you reach that ending, so it doesn't spoil anything. When you earn a trophy, you'll get a notification and a popup in the chat. Earned trophies show on your profile under Trophies. To hide one, uncheck Show on my profile in the popup or in the story's Collection. You keep a trophy even if the creator adds more pictures or endings later, or removes the ending you reached.
Your story's trophies
Your story's Collection is made from the pictures you've already added to tidbits, locations, and cast members, and from your endings. Every story has a main trophy for finding all of them, and readers earn it automatically. It can't be turned off.
Every ending gets a trophy of its own. You make endings in the Endings section of your story form; see Making endings below.
You choose how each trophy looks in the Trophies box in your story form, below Rules. It lists the main trophy and every ending in the story, and saves with the story.
- Trophy picture: a square image. Use a PNG or WebP with a transparent background, showing just the trophy. It's shown with nothing behind it, so a solid background shows up as a square.
- Name: up to 60 characters.
- Description: up to 240 characters.
Leave the fields blank to use the default: Collector for the main trophy, and the ending's title for an ending's, with a cup.
Making endings
The Endings section of your story form, below Rules, holds every ending in your story. Endings need the Story header: they read the day, the time, the place and the meters from it, and it is where a chat remembers which ending it reached. The story keeps going after an ending; the reader can carry on playing.
Each ending has:
- Ending name: shown on the ending card, in the Collection, and on its trophy.
- Ending card: optional. The words the reader sees under the reply, marked Ending reached. Leave it blank and the AI writes one or two sentences for it, from how that reader's story actually ended. If it doesn't, the card shows the ending's name.
- What the AI is told: how the story ends. Only the AI reads it, and it writes the ending reply from it.
- Picture: optional, and shown on the ending card if you choose.
Decision points
A decision point is the moment your story's ending is decided, such as Day 7, at the Lighthouse. It has routes, and each route leads to one ending. The section draws each decision point as a branch map:
- Decided when: the moment. Nothing below it is checked until it is true.
- Routes: checked from the top when the moment comes. The first one whose condition is true is the ending the reader gets. Use the arrows to change the order, so the route you care about most comes first.
- Otherwise: an optional last route, taken when nothing above it matches, so there is always an ending.
Only one ending per decision point can happen in a chat, and once it is decided, it stays decided. If no route matches and there is no Otherwise, you choose whether to keep checking on later replies or to let the moment pass with no ending. A story can have several decision points, such as one halfway through and one at the end.
Endings on their own
An ending outside a decision point is checked by itself whenever its own condition is true, so a chat can reach more than one of them. Endings made as tidbits, with If → then and An ending card, show up here too. Use an ending's Decision point menu to move it into one.