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From pervcore, a [[promptsmith]] on r/redquill:
* You can use Ideas as "templates", because selecting an Idea during Create Story replaces all of the Components in the Create text box with the text in the idea, including Components. Then you can replace the text and add or remove additional Components.<ref>From vedmer, a [[promptsmith]] on r/redquill: https://www.reddit.com/r/redquill/comments/1vfcezn/comment/p1ontjc/?context=3</ref>
* You can chat with a character for fun or inspiration by opening your story and clicking the "roleplay" button at the top (it looks like a drop-down menu, but it's also a button). Then Red Quill will ask who you want to roleplay as, and who you want to interact with. NOTE: roleplay costs 2 quills per message, so it can add up quickly. <ref>From deoubermensch on r/redquill: https://www.reddit.com/r/redquill/comments/1vfcezn/comment/p1rgzaw/?context=3</ref>
* You can copy a story from a user, and once you have done so you will be able to see their prompts by clicking on the arrow next to the chapter title. By doing this, you can see how they wrote their prompts and learn to write better prompts yourself.<ref>From jaylefou on /r/redquill: https://www.reddit.com/r/redquill/comments/1vljh5d/comment/p31uetq/</ref>


You can use Ideas as "templates", because selecting an Idea during Create Story replaces all of the Components in the Create text box with the text in the idea, including Components. Then you can replace the text and add or remove additional Components.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
== References ==

Latest revision as of 23:47, 11 August 2026

  • You can use Ideas as "templates", because selecting an Idea during Create Story replaces all of the Components in the Create text box with the text in the idea, including Components. Then you can replace the text and add or remove additional Components.[1]
  • You can chat with a character for fun or inspiration by opening your story and clicking the "roleplay" button at the top (it looks like a drop-down menu, but it's also a button). Then Red Quill will ask who you want to roleplay as, and who you want to interact with. NOTE: roleplay costs 2 quills per message, so it can add up quickly. [2]
  • You can copy a story from a user, and once you have done so you will be able to see their prompts by clicking on the arrow next to the chapter title. By doing this, you can see how they wrote their prompts and learn to write better prompts yourself.[3]







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