Looking for Godot Game Jammers + Blog Writers

dginovker

Have you participated in a Gamejam in the last 12 months? Do you have a blog (or do you think you're capable to write on any of the blogging platforms?)

I'm paying between 25 and 50$ to people who can add to their game using my new plugin and write about their experience.

If you're interested, add redbracket on Discord. Would love to chat!

kuligs2

dginovker what if people dont use discord? are you on IRC?

dginovker my new plugin

what is this plugin?

dginovker

kuligs2

what if people dont use discord? are you on IRC?

Good questions; I'm not on IRC, but you can DM me on the forums here if you're interested + don't have Discord.

what is this plugin?

It's an AI editor assistant (https://gdaimcp.com/). It can add/edit scenes and write Gdscript, and I want to see how people can use it to extend existing games 🙂

kuligs2

dginovker it doesnt look like its a standalone plugin.. you have to have services like klod and othre for it to work.. very disappointed.

Would be better if it was godot engine native plugin or extension that is built into the engine editor itself and doesnt rely on any other services.

xyz

kuligs2 Would be better if it was godot engine native plugin or extension that is built into the engine editor itself and doesnt rely on any other services.

You mean store the whole thing on a local machine? Are you willing to give up about 1 TB of disk space to store the neural net and 500GB of gpu ram for inference, just to have such a thing running locally?

axolotl

This tool looks interesting!

ArDanZ11

xyz LOL I didn't think AI took up that much space, but now I think about it, it makes sense

kuligs2

xyz dictionaries existed on paper before chatjeepytea... there should be more efficient way to store information and use less resources.. AI hogs too much god damn v-ram..

And no, for this purpose, i rather just use google and ask correct questions..

xyz

kuligs2 Neural nets are vey efficient in storing information. They in a way "compress" it to an enormous degree, although that "compression" appears to be very lossy.