Playing AI Dungeon
Common Questions
My Stuff - Managing your Content
The content you make in AI Dungeon, from playing or co-writing a story in an Adventure to creating Scenarios and Worlds, will automatically be saved to your account and can be found on the “My Stuff” page.
Your Profile
The top of My Stuff has a view of your public user profile, which you can edit from here.
Content-Type Tabs
Near the top, you’ll see a horizontal bar that controls the kind of content you’re looking for: Adventures, Scenarios, Worlds, Bookmarked content, and things you’ve put in your Trash.
You also have the option to change the viewing order of your content with the “Sort By” dropdown, filter out content that is older than a certain age with the “Content From” dropdown or, apply a filter to only see content that you’ve published.
Search Bar
If you have a lot of content under one of the tabs, you can use the search bar to narrow down what you see and find things more quickly. Type a word or two from the Title or Description of the content you’re looking for, hit enter, and it will display anything under the current tab with those words in the Title or Description (but not the text itself).
Adventures
Adventures are individual, standalone play-throughs, also known as “stories.” The moment you begin a new Adventure, either from Quick Start on the front page, a Scenario, a World, or by joining a Multiplayer game, it will be saved on our servers and found in My Stuff so you can reference or rejoin it later.
An Adventure entry will have its Title in bold at the top and the beginning of its Description below that. A green label will appear next to the title if you’ve chosen to Publish that Adventure for the community to view. The bottom of the entry shows the account that created the Adventure, related Scenarios or Worlds, the last time it was updated, linked tags, and a set of buttons:
Play: Load the Adventure to continue from where you left off.
View: Shows you the Adventure’s text without loading the play interface, just as you would be shown someone else’s Adventure.
Edit: Opens the page where you can edit the Title, Descriptions, Tags, and various Adventure Settings.
World Info: Takes you directly to that Adventure’s World Info.
Delete: Moves your Adventure to the Trash, where it will be Permanently Deleted. We don’t recommend doing this unless you’re sure you’ll never want to see it again!
Bookmark: Bookmark the Adventure so you can quickly find it under the “Saved” tab.
Publish: Immediately Publishes your Adventure. A pop up about our Community Guidelines will appear before you can officially publish. Remember to appropriately flag NSFW content to keep your account in good standing.
If you want to unpublish the Adventure, you must click Edit first, then scroll down to the Publish option, and toggle the switch off. Or, set the Adventure as “Unlisted” to hide it from Search and your public Profile page instead of unpublishing completely.
Share: Appears once an Adventure is published. Generates a link you can use to show other people your creation.
Duplicate: Makes an identical copy of the Adventure, which allows you to go back and try taking different actions, save in various set-ups, or just have a copy.
Scenarios
Scenarios are pre-built templates for beginning Adventures. With a Scenario, you can start an Adventure with a beginning Prompt, text in the Memory, World Info entries, and even Scripting to change the way the interface operates.
A Scenario entry will also have its Title in bold at the top and the beginning of its Description below that. The green label will appear next to the title if you’ve chosen to Publish that Scenario for the community to view and play. The bottom of the entry shows the account that created the Scenario, related Worlds, the last time it was updated, linked tags, and a set of buttons:
Play: Start a new Adventure from the Scenario, as if you clicked the Play button.
View: Shows you the Scenario without loading the play interface, just as you would be shown someone else’s Scenario.
Edit: Opens the page where you can edit the Title, Descriptions, Tags, and various Adventure settings.
World Info: Takes you directly to that Scenario’s World Info.
Delete: Moves your Scenario to the Trash, where it will be Permanently Deleted. We don’t recommend doing this unless you’re sure you’ll never want to see it again!
Bookmark: Bookmark the Scenario so you can quickly find it under the “Saved” tab.
Publish: Immediately Publishes your Scenario. A pop up about our Community Guidelines will appear before you can officially publish. Remember to appropriately flag NSFW content to keep your account in good standing.
If you want to unpublish the Scenario, you must click Edit first, then scroll down to the Publish option, and toggle the switch off. Or, set the Scenario as “Unlisted” to hide it from Search and your public Profile page instead of unpublishing completely.
Share: Appears once a Scenario is published. Generates a link you can use to show other people your creation.
Scripts: Brings you to the Script-Editing interface for that Scenario.
Duplicate: Makes an identical copy of the Scenario, which allows you to go back and try taking different actions, save in various set-ups, or just have a copy.
Worlds
Worlds are a complex variant of Scenarios which create heavily scripted and structured Adventures. Unlike Adventures started with Quick-Play or Scenarios, Worlds have the option to create characters according to their World Info and scripting, which makes things happen in the background and adds structure to make characters feel “alive”.
A World entry also has its Title in bold at the top and the beginning of its Description below that. The same green label will appear next to the title if you’ve chosen to Publish that World for the community to view and play. The bottom of the entry shows the account that created the World, the last time it was updated, linked tags, and a few buttons:
View: Shows you the World without loading the play interface, just as you would be shown someone else’s World. This screen is where you start from.
Edit: Opens that World’s Creation interface, so you can modify and expand details.
World Info: Takes you directly to that World’s World Info management interface, where you can add and remove World Info entries from your collection.
Delete: Moves the World to the Trash, where it will be Permanently Deleted. We don’t recommend doing this unless you’re sure you’ll never want to see it again!
Bookmark: Bookmark the World so you can quickly find it under the “Saved” tab.
Publish: Immediately Publishes your World. A pop up about our Community Guidelines will appear before you can officially publish. Remember to appropriately flag NSFW content to keep your account in good standing.
If you want to unpublish the World, you must click Edit first, then click the “Summary” tab, then scroll down to the Publish option, and toggle the switch off. Or, set the World as “Unlisted” to hide it from Search and your public Profile page instead of unpublishing completely.
Share: Appears once a World is published. Generates a link you can use to show other people your creation.
Saved
When you click the little Bookmark button on some content, whether it’s an Adventure, Scenario, or World, it will be “Saved” under this tab so you can go back and look at it later.
Trash
Content that you delete will end up under the “Trash” tab, where it will stay for a limited amount of time before being Permanently Deleted.
Clicking the meatballs (⋯) in the upper-right corner of the deleted item will give you a dropdown with the option to either “Restore” the item and move it back to the correct content tab, or “Permanently Delete” the item, after which you will not be able to restore it.
Searching for content by other users
You can also use the Search feature to find published content made by other users. This is a good way to read other players’ Adventures and play Scenarios or Worlds that other players have made.
