A reference file and a text brief are not interchangeable inputs
You have an original adult lighthouse-keeper character sheet with a portrait, a short biography and a starting situation. Before choosing a chat service, decide whether you need the file imported or simply want to reuse the fictional premise.
SpicyCam’s Content Policy says users do not generate, upload or create visual content. The team prepares visuals, and action buttons trigger existing clips. A text box is not a documented route for importing your portrait or replacing the room’s visual character.
LusyChat’s Terms similarly exclude file uploads and on-demand image/video generation. They describe text traits, curated fictional avatars and synthetic voice. Its FAQ also describes character creation fields, giving the written part of your sheet a more specific setup route.
Translate only what the available fields can carry
For LusyChat’s documented creator, an original draft might use:
| Field | Relevant part of the keeper’s brief |
|---|---|
| Name/personality | Adult keeper; cautious with incomplete evidence |
| Physical description | Short description of intended appearance |
| Initial scenario | A storm is approaching; the warning has not been sent |
| Greeting | Ask the player which observation to inspect first |
This is our proposed text setup, not an imported file or a generated transcript. A physical-description field can guide a fictional description without proving that the selected avatar will be repainted to match it.
An account is required for the FAQ’s saved private characters and history. Keep the original reference file yourself; saving a profile does not establish that the service stored the sheet you never uploaded.
Do not ask an existing room to become a visual editor
In SpicyCam, you can supply text for the available character interaction. That does not change the policy’s prepared-visual mechanism into a custom portrait workflow. If your central requirement is a new image matching the keeper sheet, neither documented route here has established that import-and-render operation.
LusyChat’s broader navigation/FAQ also mentions media, conflicting with the Terms. Resolve the specific file/new-image capability before buying for it, rather than assuming that any video label overrides the exclusion.
Choose LusyChat’s documented text fields when a written premise and curated avatar meet the goal. Choose a prepared room only when its existing character and actions meet the session’s purpose. If the original portrait must become the visual identity, confirm a suitable creation/import route elsewhere; extra chat messages do not supply an unsupported file operation.