Definition info:

Create a file with ".idata" as its extension. Add definitions described in ImageFileData.

  • p:
    • The relative path to the image.
    • Most of the time you should just put image next to the ImageFileData file. In which case you would just add "p=image name.jpg".
  • x:
    • If the character falls under any NSFW category mark them as such.
  • r:
    • Add a restrictor if applicable, for example if the image is for a specific character:
      • "r={character name}"
  • t:
    • Add a type tag, for example:
      • "t=type=character"
      • "t=type=place"
      • "t=type=location"
      • "t=type=item"
      • "t=type=action" (for interaction)
    • If the image is for a specific character, add:
      • "t=character={character name}"
      • "t=franchise={franchise}"
    • If the image is for a character with features, add for example:
      • "t=hair color=black" or
      • "t=hair color=red" or
      • "t=hair color=blonde"
    • If the image depicts the character wearing an outfit defined by an OutfitFileData you may add for example:
      • "t=outfit=swimsuit"
      • "t=outfit option=bikini"
  • +/-:
    • If the image is AI generated add the positive prompt with the "+" and the negative prompt with the "-".
    • If the image is AI generated and you don't now the prompt and/or are to lazy, just add anything with the "+".
      • "+=ai generated"
    • The "+" is used by the game to determine if the image is AI generated, so please add this if applicable.
  • u:
    • You can add a URL with this definition and it automatically downloads the image.
    • This has to be a direct link to the resource, often ending in ".jpg", ".png" etc.
    • This can be inconsistent for images hosted by others (for example boorus) due to URLs changing.
p=image.jpg
x=
t=type=character
r=2b
t=gender=female
t=character=2b
t=franchise=nier
t=outfit=casual
t=outfit option=summer dress
+=ai generated
end