Show HN: Make your own AI-generated Magic: The Gathering cards with GPT-2
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#2Dump of thousands of pregenerated cards: https://github.com/minimaxir/mtg-gpt-2-cloud-run/tree/master...
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#4Really cool!
The first couple of cards I generated were way overpowered though. The first one was an uncommon 9/8 for 4 mana.
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#5Really cool! The first couple of cards I generated were way overpowered though. The first one was an uncommon 9/8 for 4 mana.
In my testing it generated more underpowered than overpowered cards, which was interesting.
Re: Show HN: Make your own AI-generated Magic: The Gathering cards with GPT-2
#6really great!
Re: Show HN: Make your own AI-generated Magic: The Gathering cards with GPT-2
#7The punctuation in your title is jarring. "Make your own AI-generated Magic cards with GPT-2" would be a lot better.
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#8I like it! https://imgur.com/a/2IthWGz
This worked for a couple of cards and then broke. The image is not related to the data listed to the side. https://i.imgur.com/HiuuPU0.png
Re: Show HN: Make your own AI-generated Magic: The Gathering cards with GPT-2
#9I like it! https://imgur.com/a/2IthWGz This worked for a couple of cards and then broke. The image is not related to the data listed to the side. https://i.imgur.com/HiuuPU0.png
That issue is likely due to a race condition when two images are generated at the exact same time. (I'm thinking it's due to how Python's subprocess module works, but it's not an easy thing to debug!)
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#10Really cool! The first couple of cards I generated were way overpowered though. The first one was an uncommon 9/8 for 4 mana.
In my testing it generated more underpowered than overpowered cards, which was interesting.
The first one I generated was a 1/1 creature costing 1 black mana, that had the ability "if you control 8 or more lands during your upkeep you win the game". It's been a while since I've played Magic, but that seems a little overpowered to me :)