Just how feasible would it to make a videogame by using these ai picture generators for assets?
And just what would the legality of this look like? Would I have to credit and pay the ai devs? Can they even prove I used their engine in case I claim I drew all the assets myself?
Just how feasible would it to make a videogame by using these ai picture generators for assets?
Kevin Anderson
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Grayson Walker
Have you ever touched a game engine before?
And nearly all AI art generators have it so you own the art completely. The best on the market dalle 2 is using that model
If you have a prompt you want to try i have some dalle2 free generations left
Henry Bailey
>Have you ever touched a game engine before?
Have played around in unity making a short platformer, I don't think the programming part is really that hard but I suck at art.
Can you prompt "demonic fairy" please?
Anthony Butler
>I don't think the programming part is really that hard
Lol
And what artstyle for the fairy. They prefer when you are more specific with the prompts
Chase Wood
Are you implying it's hard? come on, you can just import a couple libraries an glue them together.
>style
Kazuma Kaneko please.
Luke King
once you are dealing with anything beyond a simple platformer its alot harder than just gluing libraries together lol
you should look at github copilot for help with that
anyway here are your fairies
Daniel Stewart
Thanks, couple nice designs in there. Anyways I'm planing to do a turn based rpg so it shouldn't be that hard, of course I still have to put in the work but I already have a general idea on how to code most of the mechanics.
Julian Gomez
I think game design is a lot harder, not everyone can come up with a good system to make the game enjoyable.
Easton Young
>you own the art completely
lol no
ai generated art cannot be copyrighted, it is all public domain
Basically for any retards out there that think AI art is going to replace artists jobs, it is not. No company is going to want all the art for their game or whatever they create with it to be public domain. Anyone will be able to do whatever the fuck they want with it. Companies want to make money obviously, so artists will continue to be hired. Artists' jobs are completely secure for a while, but who knows what the future laws will be like in 50 or 100 years.
William Clark
well don't forget the audio either, sfx is pretty hard to get right imo and is a huge deal for the feel
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also here are the high res versions of those fairies
>ai generated art cannot be copyrighted, it is all public domain
wrong
Michael Ramirez
>wrong
nice evidence retard
Luke Cooper
ok but can I sell and keep the money from my game? I don't care if random people make use of my shitty prompts.
Thanks. For the sound I'm thinking about dumpdiving into freesound.org
Henry Johnson
The thing with game design is that you can never get truly stuck. Everything is straightforward. It's a small-brained job.
Ryan Morales
openai.com
>Starting today, users get full usage rights to commercialize the images they create with DALL·E, including the right to reprint, sell, and merchandise. This includes images they generated during the research preview.
theverge.com
read it properly
its because he tried to have the ai own the patent, not himself
Luke Morris
>ok but can I sell and keep the money from my game?
yes
but that user is full of shit and you can own the images just that the ai can't own them
Christopher Flores
AI "art" itself is built on the copyrighted stuff so it seems like a grey area to me. I'm sure there will be a situation, if it hasn't happened already, where the source art is pretty obvious. If you were to monetize that then you would probably run into issues over copying someone's work, even if you didn't do it knowingly.
Brody Ortiz
ai art using other work as reference is the same as humans, and humans doing it is not illegal
Alexander Fisher
It's very likely that the Japanese are going to start using it for VN backgrounds and splash pages for light novels.
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Ninja Slayer is already experimenting with the idea.
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Xavier Williams
You could make a generic RPG maker game using AI generators to do all your art assets pretty easy yeah. Even if too lazy to fix them up just say the MC is depressed or something so everything looks a little off to them or whatever.
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Benjamin Taylor
I'm referring more to a situation where the image looks more like a pre-existing piece with a filter applied. Well, I guess filters is kind of how this stuff works in general, but I mean a filter where it's still really obvious what the source is and it doesn't introduce any creative elements to differentiate it.
Adam Cook
Just put it through google image search to be sure, bro.
Caleb Ward
copyright.gov
read 306 and 313.2 and then off yourselves
Dominic Cruz
all you need to do is slightly edit the photo and you can copyright it
problem solved
Evan Hughes
america isn't the world and is incredibly behind the times
plenty of other countries accept that you can own things produced by AI
Nicholas Long
Google is absolutely horrendous at that, but yandex might work maybe
Ethan Lee
>I don't think the programming part is really that hard
You're going to be very successful, Ramesh.
Vishnus blessings
Adrian Morris
i want to fuck that thing
Lincoln Myers
Based.