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First, create the Data Assets that will define your NPC’s personality and your world’s lore. Feel free to take a look at the example data asset we used for the DemoLevel in the folder shown below. Data Asset Location NPC Personality Data Glade Core Pn
  1. Create an NPC Personality Data Asset:
    • In the Content Browser, right-click and go to Miscellaneous → Data Asset.
    • Select NPCPersonalityData as the class. Name this asset in a way that makes sense for your game. (e.g., DA_Olenna_Personality).
    • Open the asset and fill out the fields:
      • Names: Add the character’s name. The first entry is used for the UI.
      • Lore Entries / System Instructions / etc.: Add various text snippets to define the character’s backstory, speaking style, and instructions for the AI. (You are welcome to follow the demo personality assets for guidance) NPC Personality Data Asset Name Prompt Personality Unreal Pn
      • Personality Emotions: You can statically adjust any of the 10 emotional values from 0 to 100 to tune each NPC. For Dynamic emotion adjustment, subscribe to Pro and reach out.
      • Voice Model: Depending on whether you are using Piper or ElevenLabs from the previous step, add the Eleven Labs Voice ID or fill in the Piper Model Asset.
  2. Create a World Lore Data Asset:
    • Create another Data Asset, but this time select WorldLoreData as the class. Name it (e.g., DA_World_Lore).
    • Open the asset and add LoreEntries containing common knowledge that all NPCs should be aware of.
UE World Lore Data Pn