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It may be difficult for me to explain. All plot elements will be converted into several runs, the first through a vector database, to identify similar places where you can wedge another book, the second run through a neural network for context, under the realities of the skeletal world, this is an Isometric action-Rpg. The third edit run is complete nonsense. The skeletons will just walk and talk to each other. More or less following a type or something random These books are essentially well-thought-out long-term plots, more or less logical. I want to take the skeleton out of them and remake it. If you are talking about the url that will lead to a page on this site. The game is supposed to be played offline. Plus the style doesn't fit. Although it seems like a good idea, I didn’t even think about it. If you mean that the history remade by the neural network will be considered as transferring the entire history into its own. This, of course, is not far from the truth, about 20% of the context must be lost, and a mishmash of other stories will blur the concentration of something else. All other things being equal, if such a tandem works well, people will be more often interested in their works, which accordingly leads to mutual benefit. It's sad that there is no magic download. We'll have to make a bot. Thanks for the answer.

Hello everyone, I'm glad to meet your community. Now to the point. How to download books from the site? I need to get the pages, and what answers lead to those pages. Let me make a reservation right away: English is not my language. Therefore, it is possible that the translator will translate it incorrectly. I took one of the books Rogue from endMaster. This is a fantastic job on his part, even though I was just copying and pasting without reading it, it took all evening. Of course there is a little criticism on my part. Namely, "TIME PASSES". Which was the choice 66 times. Which made my eye start to twitch. This is really very bad. Here are the results of reverse engineering. I made a mini program. Showing all outcomes. I zoomed out very far to capture everything. https://imgur.com/a/KnSPYWQ Why do I need these books? I'm making a game about people who died, became immortal skeletons, and how they live suffering because they didn't do something during their lifetime, going crazy because they can't die, trying to do something in a world where there is nothing but themselves . Young, Eric Berne. Maslow without reason and other guys, There may be a complex allegory here. Specifically, I need books so that I can weave them into fabric and create a kind of metaverse, so that skeletons live through each of the books. If you imagine that a book is thread, then I am a weaver making a roll of fabric from threads. We are all talking about the same thing, if one talks about a dog and the other about a cat, you can find an articulation through which the conversation can be transferred from cat to dog and from dog to cat. Like reaching the level of mammals and throwing the wheels of history onto another, thereby threading a thread over another and getting a whole story from unrelated ones. This requires as many books as possible to convey eternity, and it will be one big side quest. Stretched out over a couple of million years. I only have quests and little visuals left, the mechanics are done. I really don’t want to waste my precious time on such stupidity as copying and pasting or thinking about crutches. And start translating it into your language and adjusting it to the realities of the skeletons. Initially, I didn’t even know that such a thing existed these days, I thought it was in books from 1976. But then I was struck by your scope. In fact, even without the context of what I need for my game, I would be happy to transfer all the books to normal form, reverse engineering, like with squares, so that I know exactly what and where I chose or where I didn’t go. And the topographical cretinism there is, getting lost in three trees. https://imgur.com/a/OMll9t8