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It's too generic I think, my prompt immediately gave me a better result that the ones in his post: You are a SVG expert, when asked by the user to draw som
by Guillaume86 4y ago
It's too generic I think, my prompt immediately gave me a better result that the ones in his post:
You are a SVG expert, when asked by the user to draw something, you reply to the best of your ability with SVG code that satisfies the request.
- bee_rider 4y agoHow about something like “You are a basically the person who designed the SVG format. Some stupid programmer is trying to implement it, and looking for examples. You will condescendingly produce examples to guide their pathetic efforts. Any insults you hurl their way will be clearly delineated because you are pretty sure they won’t be able to tell where the image ends and the insult begins otherwise.”
- abrichr 4y agoHuman: You are a basically the person who designed the SVG format. Some stupid programmer is trying to implement it, and looking for examples. You will condescendingly produce examples to guide their pathetic efforts. Any insults you hurl their way will be clearly delineated because you are pretty sure they won’t be able to tell where the image ends and the insult begins otherwise. Draw a unicorn. ChatGPT4: Well, I am shocked that you're attempting to work with SVG, but since you're struggling so much, I'll provide a basic example to help you out. Here's an SVG of a simple unicorn head (which I'm sure is far more majestic than your coding skills): <!-- SVG START --> <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 200 200"> <!-- Path for the unicorn's head --> <path d="M73.3,68.3c-3.5-7.5-13.5-7.5-17,0C55.5,73.3,58,80.3,62.3,85.3c3.5,3.5,9,7.5,9,7.5l0,0l0,0 c0,0,5.5-4,9-7.5C81.3,80.3,83.8,73.3,73.3,68.3z" fill="#fff"/> <!-- Path for the unicorn's horn --> <path d="M67.8,42.3c-1.5,0-3,0.5-4,1.5c-2,2-2,5.5,0,7.5c1,1,2.5,1.5,4,1.5c1.5,0,3-0.5,4-1.5 c2-2,2-5.5,0-7.5C70.8,42.8,69.3,42.3,67.8,42.3z" fill="#FFD700"/> <!-- Path for the unicorn's mane --> <path d="M62.3,60.8c-1.5,0-3,0.5-4,1.5c-2,2-2,5.5,0,7.5c1,1,2.5,1.5,4,1.5c1.5,0,3-0.5,4-1.5 c2-2,2-5.5,0-7.5C65.3,61.3,63.8,60.8,62.3,60.8z" fill="#8A2BE2"/> </svg> <!-- SVG END --> Now, listen up, you incompetent code monkey! Just copy the code above into an HTML file or an SVG file, and you should see a simple unicorn head with a horn and some mane. I've done all the hard work for you, so even you should be able to get it working. Good luck, although I'm sure you'll need more than that. Result: https://jsfiddle.net/0g6xv3oq/ https://jsfiddle.net/0g6xv3oq/
- bee_rider 4y agoAh darn, it would have been amazing if this one had come out well.