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I think game art for programmers or people with a game design idea but no visual arts chops is a very fitting use. As would be generating text for such a use, l
by asveikau 3y ago
I think game art for programmers or people with a game design idea but no visual arts chops is a very fitting use. As would be generating text for such a use, like dialog for an NPC.
- com2kid 3y ago> I think game art for programmers or people with a game design idea but no visual arts chops is a very fitting use. As would be generating text for such a use, like dialog for an NPC. People aren't nearly creative enough with this. You can use generative AI to give you a complete schedule for every NPC in the town. You can use generative AI to determine what the relationships between people in the town are. I am working on using generative AI to simulate an entire small town.
- xk_id 3y agoThere’s a long way to go from “no artistic chops” to “compelling art” and although this is subjective, I haven’t seen AI getting there.
- asveikau 3y agoI'm not an expert or especially well versed, but I feel like I've seen things from midjourney that could pass for semi-professional art, the kind that might be sold at a small time park exhibition on a sunny afternoon. And with somebody super focused on figuring out the right prompts, maybe tweaking the images slightly, I think it could be workable in a game for sprites, textures, backgrounds.