- Jan 18, 2020
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Dude go on Steam and ask people 10$ for an image pack.
So from reading the comments, its not an interactive game with a neko, its an image pack?
Ah well, there goes my hopes for a yandere catgirl :/
Ah well, there goes my hopes for a yandere catgirl :/
- Oct 16, 2018
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Straight from the steam page, as well:
I also scanned the entire steam page and still don't see where you got this: "Devs are not hiding the fact that nobody gives you, the buyer, access to an AI generator of any kind - you get access to a "database" created by an "image generator". Vague wording - maybe, but we already have" from. Pretty sure they edited the description as well, because now it actually does mention something about this whole thing being pre-generated.
- AI will do work, as long as your support continues.
- AI will find your ideal cat girl until you are satisfied.
Also, what gives them the right to charge for Ai-generated nsfw images?
And lastly, this is still not a game but a glorified image pack. It doesn't belong on steam.
If this all really is one big misunderstanding, then they need to seriously work on the quality of their English, because "we worded shit poorly, sowwy" doesn't cut it in business.
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I stand by my initial implication: those devs are [likely] "not telling the whole truth", as opposed to outright lying (which the last sentence in the overview here is doing, with THAT wording). And that half-truth might just be the balance-tipping loophole to save this "game" from getting knocked off Steam, at least for the reasons you seem to imply it should get the boot. Hitting those report buttons without prior analysis is just..."trendy".
- Sep 18, 2018
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Bruh I gotta respect the hustle, though.
Still? Look at it another way: It's a 10$ image pack for the desperate weeb.
Weebs pay upwards of thousands of dollars in gacha games to pull for a static image of a loli.
In this? They pay only 10$ and they get the chance to pull a catgirl loli however many times they want for FREE!
- Aug 4, 2018
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Ladies and gentlemen the "AI"
Python:
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import random as tits
import os
ImageGallery = "./LibFolder/"
def main():
# | this part choses a random element in the list
# | |this part makes a list out of every file in the LibFolder dir
# | | |confirms the file name is legit
file = tits.choice([x for x in os.listdir(ImageGallery) if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(ImageGallery, x))])
Renpy.DisplayImage(file)
class Renpy():
def DisplayImage(image):
# i dont fucking know how renpy works, dont care either
pass
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
- Jul 20, 2018
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Huh. I wasn't aware of that thing. Might be interesting to use, but it might also not be all that great seeing as training models and other fun jazz IS part of what I'd like to do with a Diffusion AI. Though this might still be useful for learning more about the tech in a more casual way.
While the specs for training models/textual inversion are prohibitive, I'm running Stable Diffusion in background all the time, and it doesn't absolutely block my 2014 PC with an unsupported 2GB VRAM card. I can run multiple browser windows, Photoshop, upscale in Gigapixel and even posing in Daz Studio at the same time.
Sure, Daz Studio renders slow SD to a crawl and probably I wouldn't be able to run Skyrim if I got around to installing it, but if I can run it, everyone with a computer that can handle Chrome or Firefox can.
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Try this. Potato approved.
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I feel you!
Without textual inversion to embed custom characters, consitency goes out of the window. It's possible to get some if you limit yourself to portraits and generic art styles (using img2img), but as soon as you want some "action" you're in trouble.
So far, I've been able only to make casual "one-shot" pictures (fanart for a friend's game) or backgrounds for mine, waiting for the team artist to get there and render something definitive.
Even style transfer so far has been a disappointment. We all saw AI artists get a poorly drawn stick figure and transform it in some beautiful anime portrait, but the technique comes with strong limitations (namely: "anime" and, above all, "portrait").
EDIT: My previous post, that can be found quoted by Iexist, has been deleted with the reason "please focus on the game".
Which game? I see no game in this thread.
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"furry" catgirls are not furry. they are neko. if you want furry, then they have to be covered at least on their face in fur, have pads instead of palms, or some other recognizably cat trait other than ears and tail.
- Jul 7, 2018
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what a grift
shit game and using ai generated art. like an ai made all the art for you and you had all this extra time to focus on the game itself and then this?
shit game and using ai generated art. like an ai made all the art for you and you had all this extra time to focus on the game itself and then this?
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