name-filter-settings

To add culturally aware name filters to your worldbuilding configuration, run the name-filter.js script to inject default nameFilterSettings into tabs/meta.json. This standardizes configurations for cultural name replacements and phrase controls during new world creation.

Name filter settings in worldbuilding metadata are used to standardize culturally aware name replacements and manage controlled phrase deletions. They provide a comprehensive schema for consistent localization rules directly within your configuration.

The name filter injection does not overwrite existing settings in meta.json. The script validates existing keys and skips injection if nameFilterSettings already exists, preventing duplicates and configuration conflicts.

You standardize given names and common phrases for new world creation by running the name-filter.js script. It applies a default set of name filters during world creation and updates to ensure culturally aware replacements.

You should not use automated name filter injection when your tabs/meta.json already contains custom nameFilterSettings. The script skips injection to avoid duplicates, so manual updates are required for existing configurations.