New GPT4o Image Generation -- Bring your gaming ideas to life

Dr.Morris79

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I mean it was to be expected, but yeh looks like this will be limited soon so enjoy it while it lasts.

It seems they are now strongly restricting use of copyright material already, I was trying to generate some similar images as yesterday like game covers and it was refusing almost all of them. Anything Nintendo gets heavily restricted.

Well, shit.

Always just as I find something fun to do!

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Fafalada

Fafracer forever
So I am not really seeing the hype about this being any less slop than AI gen has been to date. It has the same flaws, just pushing them into different types of local minima (eg. text still regularly fails etc).
Basically it's like lossy image compression - artifacts are always there - they're just perceptually better hidden with algorithm iterations.

But I digress.
I will admit that 'creative' part of this Astro Hot Bundle shot is neat(let's not discuss qualitatively) - note I didn't cheat by using a source image here.
It's also decidedly more copyright infringey than Dall-E ever was - which is ironic given how many safe-guards they 'try' to have
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Nocty

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So I am not really seeing the hype about this being any less slop than AI gen has been to date. It has the same flaws, just pushing them into different types of local minima (eg. text still regularly fails etc).
Basically it's like lossy image compression - artifacts are always there - they're just perceptually better hidden with algorithm iterations.

But I digress.
I will admit that 'creative' part of this Astro Hot Bundle shot is neat(let's not discuss qualitatively) - note I didn't cheat by using a source image here.
It's also decidedly more copyright infringey than Dall-E ever was - which is ironic given how many safe-guards they 'try' to have
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It's been barely a few years and we have seen massive jumps in capability already. Give it a few more years and we will almost certainly be seeing perfect results and speed of generation near instant.

The rate at which this technology improves is like nothing we have ever seen in human history. The next decade is likely to see more technological advancement then the last 50 years combined and I don't say that likely.

Ai's use in medical and biotech fields for just one example has been transformative.

Quite frankly, it scares me. I am waiting anxiously for this technology to be used in a malicious way on a scale large enough for real world disaster.
 
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Have we gotten to the point yet where AI can help design character concepts and generate sprite sheets for game assets?

I know there's a ton of "AI art is theft!" outcry from people, but I don't really believe that at all, and instead see AI art as potentially a huge boon for indie development.
 

Fafalada

Fafracer forever
It's been barely a few years and we have seen massive jumps in capability already. Give it a few more years and we will almost certainly be seeing perfect results and speed of generation near instant.
I'm not saying it's not advancing - I think that we're pretty deep into PR hype in the increments at this point though - the discourse around it has been getting progressively worse, not better.

The rate at which this technology improves is like nothing we have ever seen in human history. The next decade is likely to see more technological advancement then the last 50 years combined and I don't say that likely.
No argument about this - tech advancement has been on exponential curve for a long awhile now, improving like nothing we've ever seen in history before decade after decade.
It's just the slope of the curve (and concept of exponents in general) is something humans in general are incredibly bad at conceptualising - so it's not easily noticeable to most.

Ai's use in medical and biotech fields for just one example has been transformative.
No argument here either - and the most powerful usecases of AI are going largely unnoticed by the PR wheel. And in many cases the investor $.

Quite frankly, it scares me. I am waiting anxiously for this technology to be used in a malicious way on a scale large enough for real world disaster.
Yep - that shoe will drop eventually.
 

Nankatsu

Gold Member
From the web or from the app?

From web. Tried both with free and paid GPT.

Someone here posted the "First time" meme in studio ghibli style, I also asked for that and it didn't do it. Said it goes against policy.

I can't generate anything real life inspired by the looks of it.
 

EviLore

Expansive Ellipses
Staff Member
From web. Tried both with free and paid GPT.

Someone here posted the "First time" meme in studio ghibli style, I also asked for that and it didn't do it. Said it goes against policy.

I can't generate anything real life inspired by the looks of it.
It can be arbitrary about locking you down, sometimes won't even let you use a photo of a pet as a reference image because of privacy and content restrictions. And then start a new chat and it's a free for all.
 

Nankatsu

Gold Member
It can be a bit weird with prompts. Sometimes you just have to keep making attempts, wording it differently and it will just start generating it.

I had to ask him to describe the image of myself than create the image based on that description.

It's not the same thing, but the outcome was good enough for me.
 
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Fbh

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So how do you get the Ghibli look?
When I straight up ask for it refuses because of "content restriction".
Is there a good prompt to basically describe the look without actually mentioning Ghibli?
 

near

Member
Great creations lads! We need a sub to make it work right?
I was initially using the free version and it worked, but you have limited uses.

So how do you get the Ghibli look?
When I straight up ask for it refuses because of "content restriction".
Is there a good prompt to basically describe the look without actually mentioning Ghibli?
Give it something and follow up with 'recreate with Ghibli art style'
 
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EviLore

Expansive Ellipses
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So how do you get the Ghibli look?
When I straight up ask for it refuses because of "content restriction".
Is there a good prompt to basically describe the look without actually mentioning Ghibli?
I just say “make a studio ghibli anime version of this image” and usually works
 

clem84

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I took a picture from work with like 20+ people on it and asked to do a Ghibli version and it kind of messed it up. There are people missing, some women have been turned into men (lol) some races are wrong (white person was turned to black).
 

E-Cat

Member
5 years time we will be prompting entire episodes and movies generated in a few hours. People keep saying it’s never going to happen but it is, there will be a lot of shit but there will be a lot of gold when it’s generated at a movie an hour.
I agree, though I would maybe cut your timeline in half.
 

Bombolone

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If someone has some spare time.
Could they prompt for Yoji Shinkawas’ art style.
Interested to see what A.I spits out.
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So today I tried to recreate a photo of my dogs in order to show my wife the capabilities of the tool, and what was my surprise when it produced this, totally umprompted.

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If someone has some spare time.
Could they prompt for Yoji Shinkawas’ art style.
Interested to see what A.I spits out.
🙏
I tried, but I was unable to make it work - it got super finicky with the "content restrictions" and eventually I got hit with a throttle :D I think OpenAI are tightening the grip on it while they figure how to handle the extra work load. I imagine they haven't seen this interest since the early days of dall-e or maybe the bing censorship dog
 
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near

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If someone has some spare time.
Could they prompt for Yoji Shinkawas’ art style.
Interested to see what A.I spits out.
🙏

I tried, but I was unable to make it work - it got super finicky with the "content restrictions" and eventually I got hit with a throttle :D I think OpenAI are tightening the grip on it while they figure how to handle the extra work load. I imagine they haven't seen this interest since the early days of dall-e or maybe the bing censorship dog
It is really challenging to get it to replicate he's style. Remotely mentioning he's name along with various other Japanese video game character artists raises content policy warnings. The best I could do was get detailed descriptions of Shinkawa's art by giving it examples and then asking it to describe traits that can be replicated without breaking content policies. This is what is what I got it to produce using Bombolone Bombolone 's avatar using the following:

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"Create a version of this as highly stylized black-and-white ink illustration, created with dramatic, sweeping brush strokes, abstract splashes, and broken forms, emphasizing motion and energy over precision. The ink work is chaotic yet intentional, with the statue partially dissolving into bold shadows, blocks of negative space, and textural streaks. The lighting is stark, with high contrast and deep blacks. The background is minimal, consisting of abstract smudges and blocks that frame the characters without realism. The style blends traditional Japanese sumi-e brush art with modern graphic illustration and concept art flair."

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Nankatsu

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It is really challenging to get it to replicate he's style. Remotely mentioning he's name along with various other Japanese video game character artists raises content policy warnings. The best I could do was get detailed descriptions of Shinkawa's art by giving it examples and then asking it to describe traits that can be replicated without breaking content policies. This is what is what I got it to produce using Bombolone Bombolone 's avatar using the following:

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"Create a version of this as highly stylized black-and-white ink illustration, created with dramatic, sweeping brush strokes, abstract splashes, and broken forms, emphasizing motion and energy over precision. The ink work is chaotic yet intentional, with the statue partially dissolving into bold shadows, blocks of negative space, and textural streaks. The lighting is stark, with high contrast and deep blacks. The background is minimal, consisting of abstract smudges and blocks that frame the characters without realism. The style blends traditional Japanese sumi-e brush art with modern graphic illustration and concept art flair."

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I'm trying to replicate by just posting an image of his style and telling GPT to do something similar, because yeah, like you said, the moment you mention his name I get my requests axed to oblivion.

And it's not that easy to find an image online that depicts his style accurately.

Results so far haven't been good enough.
 
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near

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I'm trying to replicate by just posting an image of his style and telling GPT to do something similar, because yeah, like you said, the moment you mention his name I get my requests axed to oblivion.

And it's not that easy to find an image online that depicts his style accurately.

Results so far haven't been good enough.
I've been trying for hour or so, I've now hit a rate limit on the paid version and have to wait 12 minutes haha. I'll get it work one way or another. :messenger_winking_tongue:
 
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