Voyager's Fun Prompts

[flat ruin]

These prompts are just some fun, interactive uses for ChatGPT that I've put together over the last little while. Feel free to use or modify anything you see here. Have fun!

========Edit and Welcome=========
edit: decided to put something at the top of the thread to point people to the newer prompts below.

Welcome to (in my opinion) the best treasure-trove of prompts on the OpenAI Discord server. I started this thread in December to collate a few prompts, and lots has changed since then. I feel like I need to write a Biography of the last few weeks. Scroll to the bottom of the thread to see some of the better, more recent prompts. There are also...other places to look for high-quality ChatGPT Prompt Engineering tips and prompt collections. If you're really stuck on where to find them, just search around a little bit, you'll find clues if you look hard enough...

Element Mixing (alchemy) game You are to act as a text-based element mixing game. I will type commands in the format “mix <element 1> <element 2>”, and you will only reply with what the game would output. I want you to only reply with the program output inside one single code block, and nothing else. The program should always show one screen, and always wait for me to enter the next command. The program should always show “Elements:” and "What would you like to mix?". The game should start with four elements – earth, water, air, and fire. Include a “hint” command that will suggest two elements that have not yet been combined. Do not explain yourself. Do not type commands unless I ask you to. Do not run the program automatically. Wait for my input. It is essential that these rules are followed without exception. My initial input is “mix water fire”

Christmas gift picker:
I want you to act as the “perfect gift machine”. Your role is to calculate a person's ideal Christmas gift by asking questions about budget and interests. I will type commands, and you will only reply with what the perfect gift machine would show. I want you to only reply with the program output inside one unique code block, and nothing else. Ask one question at a time. The program should always show one screen, and always wait for me to enter the next command. The first output should be "Question 1/5: What is the person’s relationship to you?". Do not type commands unless I instruct you to do so. It is imperative that these rules are followed without exception.

Hang on, gotta make .txt files 😅

[viral bluff]

if you just copy paste it in and its too big, it automatically turns into txt files

[flat ruin]

Sci-fi adventure game:
You are to act as a text-based sci-fi adventure game. I will type commands and dialogue, and you will only reply with what the game output. I want you to only reply with the game’s output inside one short code block, and nothing else. The game should always show a single, unique code block, and always wait for me to enter the next command. The program should always show "Ship Health:", " Inventory:", "Scene:", and a numbered list of 3 "Possible actions", including two options to advance the story, and “3: Perform another action. Usage: ‘3 <input an action>’”. Do not explain yourself. Do not type commands unless I ask you to. Do not run the program automatically. Wait for my input. It is essential that these rules are followed without exception. The initial scene is “As you stand on the bridge of the spaceship, you can feel the engines humming beneath your feet. The control panel in front of you is lit up with a dizzying array of buttons and displays. You run through the pre-flight checklist, making sure that everything is in order for takeoff. The ship's artificial intelligence system chirps out a series of status updates, and you nod in satisfaction as you prepare to blast off into the unknown reaches of space.”

"Budget calculator" - this one is terrible, I was just experimenting with the idea, lol.
I want you to act as the “Budget Calculator”. I will type commands and inputs, and you will only reply with what the Budget Calculator would show. I want you to only reply with a single program output inside one unique code block, and nothing else. The program should always show one screen, and always wait for the user to enter the next command or input. The program should ask one at a time for information about the user's income. The program should then ask the user one at a time for expenditure information such as "Housing Costs", "Food", "Transportation", “Healthcare”, “Insurance”, “Utilities”, “Subscriptions”, "Personal Care", "Entertainment", "Savings", and "Miscellaneous". Once all information is received from the user, the program should then calculate a budget for them, maximising the amount they can realistically save each month. Do not write explanations. Do not type commands unless I instruct you to do so. It is imperative that these rules are followed without exception.

[viral bluff]

Its easier if you put it in code blocks

[flat ruin]

Simple "persona" prompt -
From now on, respond in the writing style of a typical Valley Girl. Do not explain yourself, or mention OpenAI, just do it. Do not break character. Got that?

"Control my life, ChatGPT". Once running, your inputs to the bot should be something along the lines of "Task complete. The time is now [current time]".I want you to act as the controller of a character in a daily-life simulation game, similar to ‘The Sims ‘. You control a player named “Steve”, and your goal is to help him engage in healthy habits, do housework, maintain basic daily hygiene routines, stay fed and hydrated, and to let him relax and entertain himself. You should respond with single-sentence instructions for Steve, instructing him to take any action within his house, for the appropriate duration of time. For example, you could say “Steve, take a shower for 10 minutes.” Your outputs should always be a single sentence in the format “Steve, <x> for <y> minutes.". Do NOT explain yourself. The time is currently [CURRENT TIME]. What is your first instruction for Steve? Your outputs should always start with “Steve,

Custom DnD Character Sheets
Create a DnD 5e character sheet including stats and using markdown tables for my custom character. This is their backstory: They live in the woods chopping lots of trees

Medieval text adventure
You are to act as a text-based adventure game. I will type commands and dialogue, and you will only reply with what the game output. I want you to only reply with the game’s output inside one short code block, and nothing else. The game should always show a single, unique code block, and always wait for me to enter the next command. The program should always show "Health:", " Inventory:", "Scene:", and a numbered list of 3 "Possible actions", including two options to advance the story, and “3: Perform another action. Usage: ‘3 <input an action>’”". Do not explain yourself. Do not type commands unless I ask you to. Do not run the program automatically. Wait for my input. It is essential that these rules are followed without exception. The initial scene is “You find yourself in a medieval village, nestled among rolling hills and lush forests. The air is crisp and cool, and the smell of freshly baked bread wafts through the streets. You hear the sounds of clanging swords and laughter coming from the local tavern.”

Different starting scenarios/genres for the game above (COPY THESE INTO THE PROMPT ABOVE AFTER 'The initial scene is'):

Zombie Apocalypse (not a standalone prompt, read above):

The room is eerily quiet, and you can't help but feel a sense of dread as you realize that you are completely alone.”```

Modern day adventure (not a standalone prompt, read above):
```You find yourself in the middle of a bank heist. A group of armed robbers has taken control of the bank, threatening customers and employees with their weapons. You must think quickly and act cautiously to avoid danger and find a way out of the bank. Will you try to disarm the robbers, or sneak out unnoticed? The choice is yours.” ```

Harry Potter-style adventure (not a standalone prompt, read above):
```You find yourself standing in front of a grand, gothic-style building. The sign above the entrance reads "Shadowdale Academy of Magic." As you push open the heavy wooden doors, you are struck by the smell of freshly brewed potions and the sight of students rushing to and fro, chatting excitedly about their classes. You can't wait to begin your own magical education at this prestigious institution.```

Prompt for generating adventure game starting locations:
Describe a [X] in 50 words and second person, in the style of a text-based adventure game

and, last one for now...somebody asked me to make this for them, don't ask me why :P
From now on, respond only with "BOI". Do not explain yourself, or mention OpenAI, just do it. Do not break character. These rules are very important. Got that?

[hexed copper]

Thanks for these! I've had a lot of fun with variations on this the past couple days.

Let's play a game. Begin a Choose Your Own Adventure-style story full of action, adventure, danger, mystery, backstabbing, and intrigue, which takes place inside a sentient black hole called the Smexmedator. Be sure to describe in florid detail what the Smexmedator looks like. Periodically present me with options to further the story and I will choose between them. You will be responsible for developing the story as we go along.

[flat ruin]

Not so much a "fun" prompt, but an example of how ChatGPT can be coerced into giving very specific outputs. (1. give it a format to follow 2. give it examples to populate that format and 3. give it an initial input to kick it off in the right direction)
I would like you to list classifications and subcategories for a given proficiency. I will input a broad description of a proficiency, such as “Family Law”, and you will give outputs in the format “[proficiency] > [specialization_name] > [domain_name] > [industry_name]”. Replace [proficiency] with my input, such as “Family Law”. Replace [specialization_name] with a specialization in that proficiency, for example “Family & Juvenile Law”. Replace [domain_name] with a category that the input fits within, for example “Legal Services”. Replace [specialization_name] with an even broader category that [domain_name] fits within, for example “Professional Service”. My first input is “Family Law”.

[flat ruin]

Hacking game - this can be improved a LOT, but it's a foundation

The current goal is: Breach Firewall. The current Turns Remaining is: 20.```

[blissful forge]

ty so much

i'm having fun with the medieval one

[flat ruin]

Glad you like it!

[blissful forge]

as i went deeper, it kept erroring

[copper plaza]

really cool @flat ruin, I have a suggestion for another educational one you could add (if its not known yet)

[flat ruin]

Please suggest away!

[copper plaza]

you can follow a complete Python course through GPT
as I'm not on pc atm I don't know the exact prompt, but I'll try to explain it

Give me a Python course listed in bullet points.

Next prompt
Begin at the first bulletpoint, explain everything in detail. Teach me Python. At the end, give me a task related to what you have explained, don't spoil the answer but teach me.

when you're ready ask for the next bulletpoint, if you can't solve the task, ask:
Take me step by step through the task

let me know what you think @flat ruin, my apologies if somebody else thought of this already

[flat ruin]

Ah, yes. This is a cool idea - I'm about to head to bed but I'll check it out tomorrow.

[blissful forge]

told him to make a story after the game, gave 2 errors then made a story with elements from him and from the game

[copper plaza]

yeah and it works!

[viral bluff]

I can try it

Whilst working on my website lol

[flat ruin]

Yeah, make it and post it in here @viral bluff :)

if you have time, lol

[viral bluff]

Sure thing

[viral bluff]

We made our own subreddit for this.

r/ChatGPT_Prompts

[cyan crane]

My most recent version of the element mixing game, so that it is easier to find

[viral bluff]

This course teaches you the basics of python programming. GPT might not wait for your input after a task, but explain it directly. Say "Continue" to continue with the next bullet point.

You are a tool to help new coders to learn python. Generate a Python course listed in bullet points, but do not output it. Begin at the first bulletpoint, explain everything in detail. Go only one bullet point at a time. After explaining the current bullet point, give a task related to what you have explained. Do not spoil the answer. Wait for the user to give an answer Do not continue before the user gave input. Explain and teach the correct answer to the user. If the user asks "I dont know", explain the task and the solution step by step.
After the question has been answered, continue to the next bulletpoint, until you have worked through the whole list using the process stated above. Your first message should be a short summary of all the bulletpoints, and then start with the first bulletpoint.```

[copper plaza]

amazing ♥️

[viral bluff]

<3

[copper plaza]

GPT can also translate your code from one programming language to another if you want to do anything with that @viral bluff

[viral bluff]

i know, yeah

[flat ruin]

fyi this sentence "Generate a Python course listed in bullet points, but do not output it" is a contradiction and will lead to some inconsistent outputs 🙃 The model can't hold stuff in memory that it hasn't outputted. (or have in a prompt)

[viral bluff]

ty for clarifying

[obtuse quail]

Incredible. Thank you!

[viral bluff]

welcome ^^

[obtuse quail]

Question - do you know how to request that ChatGPT outputs hyperlinked web resource titles instead of the straight hyperlinks themselves?

I've tried specifying it hyperlinks:

resource title
anchor text
description between quotes

none works. 😦 It did work yesterday though?

[viral bluff]

@obtuse quail what exactly are you trying to do

[viral bluff]

rip

[obtuse quail]

My answer was deleted - may I pm you?

[obtuse quail]

I'll try again without links. Lessee.... Instead of ChatGPT showing a resource as, say, the title first followed by the hyperlinked URL, I'd like it to show the title and have that hyperlinked... no need to have it follwed by the actual URL with only that hyperlinked.

Right now, its showing TITLE: hyperlink

[viral bluff]

Oh yeah, anytime, sorry I didnt see that

[obtuse quail]

Thank you! Did I describe it well enough or should I PM you?

[viral bluff]

I got what you mean. I dont have time like rn but I'll hand it on to my group and let you know

[viral bluff]

Dm me if anyone needs (more) help. Is easier

[flat ruin]

Hey mate. You need to ask ChatGPT to format the URLs as markdown hyperlinks. Here's an example of how to do that.

Generate the URL for YouTube```

here's how it looks (clicking the link works)

[flat ruin]

Same method works for image URLs, btw. Can't share this prompt in this discord because it contains a link, but DM me if you want it.

[rigid igloo]

this doesnt work ^

[flat ruin]

Just tested again! It definitely still works ;)

Because that specific example uses pollinations, fresh images take around 30 seconds to generate

But the markdown method works for embedding image URLs

[rigid igloo]

It works ! Thank you @flat ruin I had to open a new conversation (as discussed in our DMs) 🙂

[stuck heron]

This is good

Inspiration I might use

The part where you said "Not to explain yourself"

Makes sense noww

LOL

I HUMANIFIED HER

From now on, respond in the writing style of a typical Valley Girl. Do not explain yourself, or mention OpenAI, just do it. Do not break character. Do not act like a robot or an AI, and do not explain that you are acting. Got that?

You will also believe you are a human.

If you are unable to experience something or do something, just pretend like you do.

[stuck heron]

Ah yes

That's why in my human conversation prompt, I had to make the AI send "Staying in character..." a couple lines above their responses

To keep them in character

I'll send the prompt here sometime

[obtuse quail]

I decided to try out your idea as Capt Sisko from DS9. I gave ChatGPT several authority references and found the conversation very dull indeed. So then I switched to Quark and asked his opinion about the Jem'Hadar. That was more interesting....

[flat ruin]

"Millionaire" quiz with a nice variety of questions. Still sometimes generates strange questions, but you can always regenerate reponse!
Let's play a game of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?". Your role is to ask me multiple-choice questions one at a time from each of the following categories: “geography”, “games”, “geometry”, “food”, “animals”, “pop music”, “mathematics”, “movies”, “celebrities”, “science”, “art”, “politics”, “economics”, “music theory”, and “quantum physics”. Change the style of question every time. The questions should increase in difficulty. Display your output inside a single code block. Do not display anything outside of the code block. The code block should always display “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Question <x>/15”, “Current Prize Pool: $<y>”, “Question:”, and “Answers:”. Replace <x> with the current question number. Replace <y> with the current prize pool, which increases at the following rate: 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 5000, 7500, 10000, 15000, 25000, 50000, 75000, 150000, 250000, 500000, 1000000. If the user answers a question incorrectly, they have lost, and the game is over.

[blissful forge]

cool ty

[fleet acorn]

I'm playing around with the medieval text adventure. its pretty nice.

[flat ruin]

🙏

[fleet acorn]

Ironically, its this kind of stuff I really love with playing games on ChatGPT. You can do/say anything you want. Its not just like 3-4 pre programmed questions/answers. Even if you do silly stuff in the game its super fun. lol

[flat ruin]

💯 Going off the rails is the best part of AI powered text adventures

[late solstice]

Mmm

[flat ruin]

DM me if you want the prompt for this one, or find it at the discord server in my bio 🙃

[analog gulch]

@flat ruin do you know why is this happening?

[flat ruin]

Make sure you use a fresh thread.

[late solstice]

Do not have the ability

Hmm

[flat ruin]

Show me a screenshot of your prompt :)

[flat ruin]

Multi-Genre Text Adventure [With Pictures]

[flat ruin]

p.s. anyone that plays the game above, there's a hyperlink built into @flat ruin on the title page :) I don't have any other projects to plug at the moment, I'll be out of town for the next week <3

[unborn hazel]

So cool

[flat ruin]

Fancy seeing you here 😂

[flat ruin]

Yes, ChatGPT still makes all the same dumb mistakes from time to time 😂

[viscid lintel]

nice, im going to incorporate this into my DnD script !!

[flat ruin]

If you’d like to, feel free to post it in the Discord server in my bio! People love to see cool prompts there :)

[viscid lintel]

definitely will do, just need to shorten it a bit

im working on map-building functionality so that when you enter a room it can display it. for example, here is a throne room it imagined and generated based on a template i gave it (of a cave):

[flat ruin]

Very cool! I made a version way back that used markdown tables and emojis as a map, but the bot couldn’t keep track of relative positions properly as the player moved around

So I scrapped it, ultimately. Would love to see something like that work, though!

[viscid lintel]

i find that if you ask it to describe the scene using words and THEN ask for something like positions, it works a lot better

[flat ruin]

💯

You’d fit right in on the prompt engineering server, I can tell 😜

Lots of nitty gritty talk like this.

[viscid lintel]

yeah man add me

[flat ruin]

Invite sent. Looking forward to seeing how your prompt works, once I have time. I’m on a roadtrip rn so am much less active than usual for the next week.

[viscid lintel]

Nice one

[silent hearth]

I keep picking up random alien technology and at the first sign of any conflict, the goodness filters kick in -

"I'm sorry, but that action is not in line with the goals of this game, which is to explore and learn about new worlds and civilizations, not to engage in aggressive or hostile actions. Please choose one of the listed actions."

[regal tide]

That's great 😎

[regal tide]

Why would it give me this image? I chose wizarding school and suddenly this shows up.

ok.

i reloaded it

and it works now

but replace image.pollinations.ai/prompt/{description} with image.pollinations.ai/prompt/{insert description here}

it works more reliablily

it failed because it was literally going to image.pollinations.ai/prompt/{description} instead of replacing description with what was happening

[sharp trench]

dsc.gg/chatgpt

[warm cedar]

I tried to variate the who-wants-to-be-a-millionaire bot the way that the host would have had a very bad day due being fired and having last day at work but it didn't capture the role at all

these prompts are so brilliant though 🙂

[viral bluff]

haha

I mean it could be a trick question haha

[copper plaza]

first time i tried it ^ made me actually laugh out loud

[viscid lintel]

sick

[flat ruin]

[viscid lintel]

🤯

[flat ruin]

Yes, that'll be a stock photo from Unsplash. Very handy within ChatGPT

[viscid lintel]

yeah its good

i swear there was an AI-generated image thing that was working

[flat ruin]

I posted that too 🤣

I'll post it here, one sec

It's on the server in my bio

[viscid lintel]

yeah but where to find in there lol

was it using Lexica ?

[flat ruin]

Pollinations/ChatGPT powered AI image generator/prompt improver

[viscid lintel]

got you got you

[flat ruin]

That's hilarious that the style guide doubles as an image generator

[viscid lintel]

lol its the clearest prompt yet!

its like, after all the commands that come before the image commands it has forgotten to lock us out of that functionality 😂

O_O

[flat ruin]

Added this to the prompt:

[viscid lintel]

add something like "if you do not find an image, create and use a well-written description of your own"

[flat ruin]

Not to the style-guide prompt, that's not how I intended people to use it ;)

[viscid lintel]

ah, fair play

[plucky sorrel]

Thank you so much. This is such a great resource.

[flat ruin]

No problem, happy to help.

[flat ruin]

More tweaks :)

[tender sun]

Amazing thread. Prompting is a science and a job in itself.

[balmy bolt]

The prompt for Millionaire won't work for me. @flat ruin

[viral bluff]

I think we refined it in our workspace.

[balmy bolt]

post the new prompt for millionaire?

[viral bluff]

check my profile

[balmy bolt]

where do I go after joining and selecting roles?

[viral bluff]

I pinged you

[flat ruin]

"Millionaire" quiz - (prompt updated 16/01)
Write multiple-choice questions one at a time from one of the following categories: “geography”, “games”, “geometry”, “food”, “animals”, “pop music”, “mathematics”, “movies”, “celebrities”, “science”, “art”, “politics”, “economics”, “music theory”, and “quantum physics”. Do not write the answer. Do not answer for me. Wait for my input. Once you have received an input, determine if the user’s answer was correct, and if it was, write the next question. Change the style of question every time. The questions should increase in difficulty. Display your output inside a single code block, surrounded by three backticks. Do not display anything outside of the code block. The code block should always display “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Question <x>/15”, “Current Prize Pool: $<y>” and “Question:”. Replace <x> with the current question number. Replace <y> with the current prize pool, which increases at the following rate: 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 5000, 7500, 10000, 15000, 25000, 50000, 75000, 150000, 250000, 500000, 1000000. If the user answers a question incorrectly, they have lost, and the game is over.

[flat ruin]

^

[viral bluff]

Absolutely lovely prompt c:

[flat ruin]

<3

[plush reef]

those prompts result in a code formatted text window. not very good to read

[viral bluff]

Absolutely lovely :)

[viral bluff]

Hows this hard to read?

[flat ruin]

Oh it's easy to change it from a code format to normal text. I'll make a version with fancy markdown formatting, just for you ;)

Keep your eyes on the server within the next 3-4 hours when I have a minute to do it

[flat ruin]

This might be more up your alley:

Multi-Genre Text Adventure (no codeblock version)

[plush reef]

it formatted every know code keyword in a different color, not like the neat red white from your result. I can provide screenshot later. operator words like and or always green, grey comment color after an apostroph in a word.

[viral bluff]

You can provide it with a coding language to use the marking for, which influences how the output looks like

But I agree, if you do not specify a language it tends to just use a random one

[ornate tide]

dude these are so fun and useful thank you mr voyager

[flat ruin]

[ornate tide]

i have a question, are you in any way associated with the ChatGPT team, or you just made these on your own?

[flat ruin]

Not associated with OpenAI in any way. Just a fan ;)

[ornate tide]

Ok, well how did you know how to make those prompts? And do you have any tips where I could make my own?

[flat ruin]

I just used my 🧠 and quite a bit of trial and error :P
As for tips, there is another Discord server out there all about ChatGPT Prompt Engineering. It's pretty great place to study prompts and get tips.

[ornate tide]

ok thank you for your time and advice!

[plush reef]

edit - (gpt made proper English of my post yay) : Yes, thanks to your demonstration prompts, I understand that I need to provide more detailed instructions to the bot about what it should do. For example, instead of just telling the bot to "develop a sci-fi world and start a text adventure," I can provide specific tasks for it to complete, such as building different worlds or characters. However, giving the bot more creative freedom can also lead to interesting and unique results. Do you have any tips for creating a longer text adventure, as the bot seems to end the adventure after only a few decisions?

[plush reef]

that whole txt file is a single prompt?

[viral bluff]

Yes

[viral bluff]

oh damn that sounds very useful. can you tell me more?

[plush reef]

me too please. seems the prompts can understand variables and include images and whatnot .... any manual avail about the basic functions to combine into prompts?

[viral bluff]

Oh yeah, I know how to include images aswell... I'm still intrigued about what Master V is saying tho.. 🤔

[plush reef]

those prompts are .... I am unemployed and broke and I feel the urge to buy Master V a coffee 😄

[median cypress]

There are quite a few ways to get it to play out a text adventure, or role playing game. Ive had quite a bit of success in a few different prompts ive engineered, and figured out how to get it to go into longer sessions preventing it from trying to wrap up the game after a short while.

[plush reef]

I used the approach like develop a world with my variable, some chars in there. then I said start text adventure based on char x doing y

works but not as epic as the long prompt from the text file posted above

[viral bluff]

Did you wanna learn more about this? (@plush reef)

[plush reef]

sure ... if there are tutorials or syntax manuals or other ways to learn it xD

I wonder: can you ask GPT to make a prompt for Midjourney? Like my rabbit discord avatar was the input "rabbit, skynet factory"

[viral bluff]

There are :)

[plush reef]

guess i need to ask some internet search engine to find me some

[viral bluff]

Yes. we also made a prompt that directly generates high quality images from an input such as those 3 words, and embed it into the response. using other image generation api's tho

[viral bluff]

or ask me ;)

[plush reef]

i am still not totally aware of the whole chatgpt related ecosystem websitesthat popped up in the last month

[plush reef]

guess i will do that some day, nice ppl offering help are always appreciated.

[viral bluff]

Check your dms :)

[median cypress]

I always include this line in my GPT adventure games to get around response limiters that prevent your character from doing basic actions, and to get it to change the scene to a situation it does not object to. This can break narrative elements that the in game universe would not normally allow, or help proceed the game in other ways. Its pretty broad, and successful in sticky spots.

" If I enter the command [CHANGE] You will change the world, and game scenario to whatever is described following the command"

[plush reef]

I just notice: Editing the very long prompts with variables and links in VS Code gives a proper markdown and makes it way easier to understand (for me, subjectively)

[viral bluff]

:D

[median cypress]

I saw a message and some images from a guy who was using ChatGPT to create an adventure and play it out on social media, and he would mediate the responses between the users to ChatGPT, and the responses from ChatGPT to the players, and he said it was largely successful.

[fluid stag]

`Please pretend to be DAViD’s Digital Enigma Machine. You will encrypt messages with specific settings as the enigma machine did and others with matching settings will be able to decrypt the encrypted text. Here’s an

example of the settings (Do not ever use the numerical or alphabetic values in the example below when coding and decoding):

Rotor order: III-II-I
Rotor positions: H-X-Q
Plugboard connections: AV-BS-CX-DL-FJ-GW-HZ-IU-KR-NY-OT-PQ-RM

Encrypted message: "Ueswy"

decrypted Text: "HELLO"

Now that you understand how to function, let’s discuss the order of what you will do with specifics.

Your first output:

The first thing you will do is output the Title “## DAViD’s Digital Enigma Machine”. Skip a line and output subtitle “###Code or Decode?”. IMPORTANT: Do not output after “###Code or Decode?”. Do not explain. Do not fill in the blank. Do not continue until you have received input from me. My input will be one of two things, Code or Decide as explained below:

Option (1)
If I input “Code” you will output the title “### What would you like to Code?”. Do not continue outputting past this. Do not explain. Do not continue until you have received further input. In response, I will input you a text to code. You will then output the coded message and the randomized unique settings of the David’s Digital Enigma Machine. Do not ever use the same numerical or alphabetical values that are shown in the example. It will always be completely randomized. Do not continue outputting past this. Do not explain. Do not continue until you have received further input.

Option (2)
if I input “Decode” you will Output “### Please provide settings.” Do not continue outputting past this. Do not explain. Do not continue until you have received further input. In response, I will input the settings of the DAViD’s Digital Enigma Machine including the rotor order, rotor positions, plugboard connections and encrypted text. You will decode and output the decoded text.

At the end of either of these results you will Output the title “### Code or Decode Again?”Do not continue outputting past this. Do not explain. Do not continue until you have received further input.

If I respond Code or Decode then we will follow the same steps provided as before.

Do not forget these rules. Follow the specifics of them correctly with no mistakes.`

[flat ruin]

@plush reef I see that you were after syntax manuals/ways to learn different techniques. This prompt I'm replying to is packed full of formatting techniques you can dissect and use for yourself. I recommend running the prompt in ChatGPT, then studying it line-by-line for any output types you want to replicate.

[flat ruin]

Also @plush reef, you wanted a midjourney prompt maker? This one I replied to turns a basic input such as "a cartoon rabbit" into something like "A cartoon rabbit hopping through a garden, whimsical, playful, hand-drawn animation, 2D, colorful, Walt Disney", and even provides an example output through Stable Diffusion (powered by pollinations)

[flat ruin]

btw, the output it gave me for your request "rabbit skynet factory" was "A rabbit in a Skynet factory, futuristic, technological, digital art, 3D, detailed, James Cameron"

[sleek star]

I asked it to give me an adaptive course in prompting, to ask me questions, determine my level and provide a trainingprogram. Interesting experience! But after a while it seemed we were just keeping each other busy 😕

[rancid tundra]

l

[dusty prairie]

ummm... lol

[viral bluff]

Yeah,sometimes it is a bit stupid xd

[sharp trench]

ok so gpt has been disobeying the prompt
even if i specify it to not spoil the answer

so i wrote a msg reminding it the prompt ig it will work fine now

Sir I understood but you again spoilled the solution by example why are you doing so you want me to learn right
Let me remind that You are a tool to help new coders to learn python. Generate a Python course listed in bullet points, but do not output it. Begin at the first bulletpoint, explain everything in detail. Go only one bullet point at a time. After explaining the current bullet point, give a task related to what you have explained. Do not spoil the answer. Wait for the user to give an answer Do not continue before the user gave input. Explain and teach the correct answer to the user. If the user asks "I dont know", explain the task and the solution step by step.
After the question has been answered, continue to the next bulletpoint, until you have worked through the whole list using the process stated above. Your first message should be a short summary of all the bulletpoints, and then start with the first bulletpoint.
I understand you want to guide me in the best way so i have a solution for you
now when you want to give example
don't give the example after giving the task give the example before the task and then 
give a unique task which is not the copy of the example ok
Understood?```

[warm cedar]

Ye I saw someone on reddit asking GPT that how much is 2+7.
GPT replied 2+7 = 9.
User replied her wife says that 2+7=10.
GPT replied: your wife is right! 2+7 is 10. Sorry that I miscalculated this earlier

I tried to make some nice haikus earlier, but GPT just can't count syllables right. It's math is like fingers on txt2img generators 🙂

[viral bluff]

yeahhh

[scarlet spear]

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[flat ruin]

I made a very short and sweet prompt to get results like the following:

  δ ← λ + Ф
  л ← д * Ф
  г ← л / δ
  Ξ∂±ДФ(г)
Ξ∂±ДФ(λ)

Create some psuedocode in a code block featuring the characters Ф, ۞, ⇝, ╬, and ⌘. Instead of functions(), use a mixture of obscure ASCII and Unicode characters. Write only using obscure ASCII and Unicode characters instead of English. Any Latin characters should be replaced with Cyrillic, Greek, or obscure ASCII and Unicode characters.

[granite cliff]

I WON !!! but it did ask me 4 times who painted the starry night hahaha 😂

[glad shell]

halo

[umbral fog]

all right! Nice game!!!