Adventure game graphics with DALL-E 2
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Re: Adventure game graphics with DALL-E 2
#12By the way, does anyone have a sense on how long is the wait list for DALLE2? I got into the wait-list at the end of April and am still there.. midjourney is amazing (even subscribed) but I want more variety in my AI art :)
Re: Adventure game graphics with DALL-E 2
#13Midjourney can definitely lower concept art costs by 5% to 20% as it stands. Nevertheless, AI generated art currently can’t fully eliminate real concept artists.
Re: Adventure game graphics with DALL-E 2
#14I've been exploring a related concept in a Telegram game. The player can basically create a choose your own adventure-type world by describing a set of interlocking scenes and the segues (buttons/commands) between them. I'm using Disco Diffusion for the rendering instead of Dall-e 2 but the limitations are similar. It can be frustrating to get consistent results or impose the kind of order on them that is required to…
Re: Adventure game graphics with DALL-E 2
#15I love article titles and my imagination as I thought someone made an actual clicking game with on the fly generated content through DALL E :)
Makes me ponder what kind of video games an _advanced_ AI could create on the fly. People talk about the impact of DALL E on art, but what if it goes _further_? How complex of an RPG world could an AI build around a player? To the naysayers; decades ago it was impossible for a computer to display images like the ones DALL E makes. For a good chunk of computer history even holding these image bytes in memory would hav…
I know this because our best (not sarcasm) humans have done the same thing for years.
Re: Adventure game graphics with DALL-E 2
#16It looks like AI generated art will be a huge boon for the indie games. Midjourney can definitely lower concept art costs by 5% to 20% as it stands. Nevertheless, AI generated art currently can’t fully eliminate real concept artists.
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#17I've never touched the realm of adventure games simply because I lack the skills and I don't have any contacts that are interested to work for free...
Having these type of systems on a dime to generate ideas, narrative and contents is a game changer.
It won't however change the fact that releasing games is part of a big machinery of algorithms - of the 25-35 steam games released every day; meaning: mostly no-one will see or play yours... Indie games are nowadays released like throwing a pebble in the river... See ya... Unless you push a ton of cash in advertising and get a publisher but by that point you'll hate making games anyway...
Re: Adventure game graphics with DALL-E 2
#18By the way, does anyone have a sense on how long is the wait list for DALLE2? I got into the wait-list at the end of April and am still there.. midjourney is amazing (even subscribed) but I want more variety in my AI art :)
Re: Adventure game graphics with DALL-E 2
#19It looks like AI generated art will be a huge boon for the indie games. Midjourney can definitely lower concept art costs by 5% to 20% as it stands. Nevertheless, AI generated art currently can’t fully eliminate real concept artists.
the obvious disconnect to me has been that we compare DALLE and midjourney results to what we human-generated art used to look like on earlier Unreal Engine. This is what human generated art looks like now: https://youtu.be/JXrWPLNp9tw
Seems like you meant to reply to a comment that claimed otherwise.
Re: Adventure game graphics with DALL-E 2
#20By the way, does anyone have a sense on how long is the wait list for DALLE2? I got into the wait-list at the end of April and am still there.. midjourney is amazing (even subscribed) but I want more variety in my AI art :)