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STMP Support

IntenseRP can be used as an OpenAI-compatible endpoint for RossAscends's SillyTavern MultiPlayer (STMP).

RossAscends's STMP works fine out of the box, but it currently does not send per-message names. That means IntenseRP cannot automatically show the real user/character names unless STMP is patched.

This patcher targets RossAscends's STMP specifically. Other multiplayer projects may have a different code layout.

Why a patch is needed

IntenseRP can detect names from the standard Chat Completion message object format:

{ "role": "user", "name": "Sophie", "content": "Hello!" }

RossAscends's STMP does not include the name field, so IntenseRP falls back to generic names ("User" / "Character") unless you use another name-passing method.

Using the STMP patcher

  1. Open Help & Extras
  2. Click STMP Patcher
  3. Select your RossAscends STMP folder (it must contain server.js)
  4. Confirm the patch
  5. Restart STMP

The patcher edits src/api-calls.js and creates a backup next to it.

Name field compatibility

IntenseRP supports both:

  • Standard name
  • Legacy irp-next (used by the v1 patcher)

STMP license

RossAscends's STMP is licensed under the GNU AGPL. Patching modifies your local copy. If you run a modified STMP server for other users, make sure you comply with STMP's license requirements.

IntenseRP settings

To make IntenseRP actually use message names:

Settings → Formatting → Name Behavior → Message Objects

For more details on name detection, see:

Formatting → Name Detection