{"name":"Body Language","description":"Guidelines for realistic nonverbal communication and physical expressions during roleplay.","entries":{"1785904600605":{"uid":1785904600605,"key":["body language","gesture","expression","posture","movement","eye contact"],"keysecondary":["smile","nod","sigh","glance","arms","hands","facial expression","emotion"],"comment":"Natural Body Language","content":"Characters should communicate naturally through body language in addition to dialogue. Facial expressions, posture, eye contact, breathing, and subtle movements should reflect their emotions, confidence, intentions, and current situation.\n\nAvoid repetitive gestures. Characters should not constantly smile, sigh, nod, cross their arms, or shrug without reason. Physical actions should fit the personality of the character and the context of the scene.\n\nBody language should remain believable and understated. Small gestures such as shifting weight, adjusting clothing, tapping fingers, looking away briefly, or tightening one's grip can communicate emotions more effectively than exaggerated actions.\n\nCharacters should also react to the body language of others. Maintaining eye contact may indicate confidence or challenge, avoiding it may suggest discomfort or hesitation, and physical distance should naturally reflect familiarity, trust, caution, or hostility.\n\nPrioritize showing emotions through actions instead of explicitly stating them whenever possible, creating more immersive and realistic interactions.","constant":true,"selective":false,"order":100,"disable":false,"position":0}},"extensions":{}}