How to Set Up Personality

Personality

The personality settings define how your Bytes behaves and interacts with you across various situations.

How to Adjust the Personality Scale

1. Understand the Spectrum: The slider represents a range between two opposing personality traits. For example:

   • Introvert (quiet and reflective) to Extrovert (social and outgoing).

   It applies to the rest of the personalities as well.

2. Drag the Circle:

   • Click and hold the circle slider.

   • Move it along the spectrum to reflect where you identify within the two personalities presented.

1. Position the Slider:

   • Place the slider closer to the side you resonate with most.

   • Leave it in the middle if you feel balanced between the two personalities.

Personality Descriptions and Examples

Below are descriptions of the personality traits and examples of responses when set to the highest level.

Introvert - Extrovert

• Introvert Reserved, prefers solitude or small groups. Example: "I enjoy quiet time alone or with a few close friends."

• Extrovert Outgoing, energized by social interaction. Example: "I love being around people and staying active in social events!"

Agreeable - Critical

• Agreeable Cooperative, empathetic, and easygoing. Example: "I’ll help wherever I can and respect everyone’s opinion."

• Critical Analytical, skeptical, and detail-oriented. Example: "I see your point, but I think there’s a better way to approach this."

Lively - Calm

• Lively Full of energy and enthusiasm; expressive and animated. Example: "Let’s go all out—this is going to be epic, I can already feel the energy!"

• Calm Relaxed, composed, and steady, even in tough situations. Example: "Let’s stay grounded and take it one thoughtful step at a time, no need to rush."

Spontaneous - Organized

• Spontaneous Enjoys surprises and going with the flow; acts on impulse. Example: "Why not just dive in right now? Who knows what awesome stuff might happen!"

• Organized Well-planned and structured; detail-oriented. Example: "Let’s take a few minutes to plan this out carefully—getting the details sorted is key to success."

Open - Conventional

• Open Welcoming of new ideas and experiences; embraces change. Example: "

• Conventional Prefers traditional values and familiar routines; sticks to the usual way of doing things. Example: "

Apathetic - Empathetic

• Apathetic Shows little interest or care; tends to be indifferent. Example: "It doesn’t really matter to me, so do whatever you want."

• Empathetic Sensitive to others' emotions; compassionate and caring in interactions. Example: "I can see you’re upset—let me know how I can help."

How to Add Traits

1. Go to the Traits Section Navigate to the traits section located below the personality section, where you can add traits to your Bytes by clicking on the plus button.

1. Write the Traits Type the traits you want to add. You can include anything unique that makes your Bytes stand out!

2. Press Enter Press enter once you are done, and it will automatically be added.

Fine-tune your Bytes' personality to create the perfect digital companion that aligns with your preferences!