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Markdown Guide

Formatting your text while making a bot or during an ongoing roleplay!

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Last updated 7 days ago

Let's keep thing straight. You wanna know how to format the text in chat? Let me show you.

Different Types of Markdown Formatting

Make sure to use these characters on both sides of the text! For example: *if you want to italicize your text, you add these asterisks at the front and end.*

* - italicizes like this. " - Colors and highlights your dialogue inside quotations. ` - mono font (can be combined with italics). You can ONLY apply italics with the mono font when it it is outside the asterisks. A visual example will be shown in a moment. _ - also acts like * just another way to do italics.

*** - separator line for text above and below (three dashes --- or three underscores ___ is the same). > - acts like * but ignores backspaces between paragraphs, and does NOT italicize the text. DO NOT repeat this character at the end of the text, only use one in front of the text if you want to use it. Like this: > Just do this, don't repeat the ">" at the end.

And before you ask: No, there's no way to bold text. ** will not work. Sorry! Otherwise, see the pictures below if you need a visual on how to format the text. Do note that Markdown can be used both during in-chat conversations and in character creation.

DO NOTE that mono font characters cannot transfer to another line entirely. Symbols are separated. If you need a better grasp on what that looks like, see the picture below. The D from "Don't" got separated from the rest of the text, because mono text reads messages as separate symbols. Hope that makes more sense!

The layout. Visual example of how to use markdown.
The result.
Mono font text (2nd line) breaking off at the end.