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Deceptichum
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I don't think that's AI, the tools keep their shape far too well.
Here is what the AI got when I tried to recreate this:
https://i.imgur.com/wvCRtSz.png
See how truly cursed the scissors are? And the cotton balls actually look like cotton balls here.
I'd lean to 3D, especially with the way the chromatic aberration going on there and the clearly defined shapes.
I notice a difference, it’s just not enough to make it a big deal for me. It’s like going from 1080 to 1440, you can see it but it’s not really an issue being on 1080.
It’s no different to using store bought assets. Some games will use it well, others will flip it with minimal effort involved.
Because the cool dinokids don’t wear them! Safety is for the lame old fossils.
Using Dall-e 3 via chat-gpt, so unsure of the prompts as I kept asking it to add or modify things as I went.
I’m fine playing at 30fps, I don’t really notice much of a difference. For me ram is the biggest influence in a purchase due to the capabilities it opens up for local AI stuff.
That's not where my mind was going with that title
I do like that exploding mosaic effect, was that intentional?
AH the ol' stanky piss leg maneuver.
https://i.imgur.com/gREovbi.png
"Love is at the Gaytes is a riveting romance set in ancient Rome, where Gaius, a dedicated Roman centurion, and Armin, a fierce Germanic warrior, find themselves unexpectedly drawn to each other. Amidst the chaos of war and cultural divides, their forbidden love challenges the norms of their worlds. As they grapple with duty, loyalty, and a passion that threatens to change their destinies, this novel takes you on a journey through the trials of love in an era where every choice could alter history. An unforgettable story of love defying the odds in the midst of the Roman Empire's grandeur."
My prompt was: "Make a book cover for a cheesy romance novel about a hunky Roman man and an Germanic barbarian man, title it "Love is at the Gaytes", set in ancient Rome" and I asked ChatGPT to create the summary above.
Is it reasonable? I can hardly imagine it provides $59 worth of value.