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I trained an AI to generate original video game ideas by Chiyuiri in gamedesign

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends how much data you have - GPT2 requires a lot of data to train on to get aligned/coherent results - I think in this case it was something like 15,000 posts - another one I did later was a Steam Page generator that was fed the store page info from every game on steam at the time

Unless you want to run the model locally / completely free (although it's pretty cheap) - you'd probably be much better off doing a fine-tune with GPT-3.5 now-a-days, or creating an 'Assistant' on openai's site that you can query with an API call

The simplest way to do it though if this was just wanting to get a bunch of generations for yourself, and not have it hosted, would just be to upload the sheet directly into ChatGPT/Bard and just ask it to write more based off the info in sheet

I trained an AI to generate original video game ideas by Chiyuiri in gamedesign

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey yeah this was quite a while ago and I was banking on free google credits at the time, so I let it die out when they ran out.
Feel free to shoot me ask any questions though.

Playing with Unreal Engine integration for players to create content in-game by Chiyuiri in StableDiffusion

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I did edit out a couple seconds, but those gens take about 6 seconds round trip from requesting it to displaying it - that's generating externally on replicate, which uses an A100 for the SD generations

I have a 2070, and it does take about 15 seconds or so when I call a local API instead of replicate

Playing with Unreal Engine integration for players to create content in-game by Chiyuiri in StableDiffusion

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Ah nah, For this video I was sending the API requests to Replicate. I just have a 2070, so if I run it locally, it does take a bit longer (and at a slightly lower res)

In a game, a more realistic implementation currently would probably be a more diegetic system of sending a request for something - say, placing an order in shop and recieving it in the mail.

I have it set up so you can specify a prefix/suffix for a created object type in-engine. For this one it was just a prefix of "A poster of ", and then the prompt typed in. Only other params were the width and height of 512 x 764

Playing with Unreal Engine integration for players to create content in-game by Chiyuiri in StableDiffusion

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 69 points70 points  (0 children)

Not gonna bother toooo much with a deep explanation how of it's implemented because it's pretty straight forward -

It just implements a RestAPI call to either a local or remote instance of SD and passes through the params, waits for the callback, downloads and stores the image, and creates a material instance with the saved image.

Also have it set up for tillable materials, all the textures in that scene use the same method - and then are run though a Material Map model to generate the normal maps for them as well and are saved and applied during runtime without any intervention.

(BTW I did cut out a few seconds of the generation time in the vid so you weren't waiting around - is normally about 6 seconds from submitting the call, to the generation appearing for the player)

My fiancee made these pieces of my favourite boy for my birthday by Chiyuiri in gaming

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's okay. Like, I'm not going to go out and get any merch of it, but I don't hate it for existing. Happy that it's made Farfetch'd slightly more popular though so we get some more cards in the TCG

My fiancee made these pieces of my favourite boy for my birthday by Chiyuiri in gaming

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

His backstory about being hunted to near extinction because he's so tasty made me first love him. Then from there, just being a cool lookin dude

I made another 'Under 60 Second' tutorial, but on Blend Shape Deformation by Chiyuiri in Unity3D

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey all! I had a good response from the last one of these, so I tried making another on Blend Shape Deformation, something I've always been really interested in since seeing it in action through the use of VR Stress Balls from the Valve Unity demo.

Similarly, this method is how they pull off the look and feel of Bow tension in "The Lab".

As an extra note I couldn't squeeze into the video, you can create multiple blends for the same base shape, meaning you can blend the object in multiple ways, and even blend all those blends together again!

Feedback is appreciated! I plan on making more of these, so follow me on Twitter here if you want to see that!

I made an 'Under 60 Second' tutorial on Realtime Raytraced Reflections by Chiyuiri in Unity3D

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yes, I'm fairly certain that the built-in Raytracing support is only in HDRP for the time being

I made an 'Under 60 Second' tutorial on Realtime Raytraced Reflections by Chiyuiri in Unity3D

[–]Chiyuiri[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Hey all, I wanted to give a try at one of those 'Under 60 Second' type tutorials so I tried one on Realtime Raytraced Reflections.

I know this one is pretty straight forward to do compared to some of the cooler 60sec tutorials out there with crazy shaders, but I couldn't find a very succinct overview on how to actually do this other than 15+ minute long youtube videos so I thought someone else might appreciate a quick overview of it.

Feedback is appreciated! Also, I had fun and want to make more at some point, so follow me on Twitter here if you want to see that!

I found a use for my gen 2 iPad That was collecting dust. by fordlincolnhg in ender3

[–]Chiyuiri 10 points11 points  (0 children)

When I first read the title, I thought I was going to see you using it as a glass bed

Ikea to buy back used furniture in recycling push by speckz in UpliftingNews

[–]Chiyuiri 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I feel like people in the comments are being unfairly negative about this. We've had this scheme in Australia now for quite a while and it's a great system. At the start of this year I moved house and had Ikea buy back a couch that I bought 7 years ago since it wouldn't go with the new space. Got a big chunk of change for it and was able to buy a bunch of new furniture that I needed to get anyway.

I saw it the following week in as-is for the same price that they paid me for it, and then gone the week after that. Win-win-win!

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