Generative AI could also provide more opportunities for players to go off-script and create their own stories if designers can craft environments that feel more alive and can react to players’ choi…
I think the top use will actually be diffusion. A small model could add a lot of variability to palettes to start. Then move on to something like a slider puzzle where an AI is altering the initial terrain configuration in dynamic ways. It would likely create an environment where a player’s natural pacing can be compensated for in real time.
I could also picture a function calling setup that attempts to optimise player experience.
I’ve been looking at ways to generate tiles for CDDA using a small model. There is a ton of potential especially in open source. I won’t run any model unless it is open weights running on my hardware.
I think the top use will actually be diffusion. A small model could add a lot of variability to palettes to start. Then move on to something like a slider puzzle where an AI is altering the initial terrain configuration in dynamic ways. It would likely create an environment where a player’s natural pacing can be compensated for in real time.
I could also picture a function calling setup that attempts to optimise player experience.
I’ve been looking at ways to generate tiles for CDDA using a small model. There is a ton of potential especially in open source. I won’t run any model unless it is open weights running on my hardware.