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In case you haven't noticed, use it on mobile and watch what happens when you shake or move your phone
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Dumb Lowtax posted:In case you haven't noticed, use it on mobile and watch what happens when you shake or move your phone holy poo poo, I'm dying, I totally forgot to try that the first time I did it
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Feb 11, 2019 20:18
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Dumb Lowtax posted:In case you haven't noticed, use it on mobile and watch what happens when you shake or move your phone Nothing? 
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Dumb Lowtax posted:In case you haven't noticed, use it on mobile and watch what happens when you shake or move your phone Holy gently caress dead
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Dumb Lowtax posted:In case you haven't noticed, use it on mobile and watch what happens when you shake or move your phone Thanks, I'm dead now.
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Feb 12, 2019 06:07
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Trig Discipline posted:this is amazing Well of course, now we have AIs learning to perform the most basic human tasks.
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I'm working on a procedural name generator for "mean people" for a client's game. I need inspiration for it. We start with George Carlin's beef webster. So far: x "y" z, x yz, "x" y x y Are the valid formats. Some great example for x yz: Brutus Angryson Dick Realprick Malfoy Wedgiesmith Esmerelda Chutabolas Alfred Itchcock Buck McBully
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Feb 12, 2019 13:09
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Load a list of improper nouns and professions, and use those for most of your quotation-marked variables, prefixing with "The" at random. Starting with namelists from Grand Theft Auto should provide you with a modest starting point. If you're not looking for theming like Mafiosi or Mexican street gangs, just using US census data would be a starting point. "Trombone" Harris "Knuckles" O'Shaugnessey Enrique "The Boxcar" Vialpando Rawhide "Princess" Kobayashi Dick "The Homeopath" Hammer
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Feb 12, 2019 18:06
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Dareon posted:Starting with namelists from Grand Theft Auto should provide you with a modest starting point. If you're not looking for theming like Mafiosi or Mexican street gangs, just using US census data would be a starting point. Just for anyone looking to generate random names, Behind the Name is a website about the origin and popularity of names that has a random name generator that I like a lot.
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Tiggum posted:Just for anyone looking to generate random names, Behind the Name is a website about the origin and popularity of names that has a random name generator that I like a lot. These would be great for a sci-fi scenario where humanity is just a homogenous oatmeal of world culture
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Feb 12, 2019 18:25
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Tiggum posted:Just for anyone looking to generate random names, Behind the Name is a website about the origin and popularity of names that has a random name generator that I like a lot. LMAO at the "generate life story" function. So far, I've been from many places in Eastern Europe, but keep dying around 90 if cancer and/or respiratory disease.
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Tired: It’s Raining Men Wired: Donnghaile
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Feb 12, 2019 19:09
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There are many European and Asian ethnicities to choose, but there's also "African" and "Native American".
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Feb 12, 2019 19:32
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Negrostrike posted:There are many European and Asian ethnicities to choose, but there's also "African" and "Native American". Post/username combo.
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Feb 12, 2019 19:34
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Dareon posted:Load a list of improper nouns and professions, and use those for most of your quotation-marked variables, prefixing with "The" at random. Starting with namelists from Grand Theft Auto should provide you with a modest starting point. If you're not looking for theming like Mafiosi or Mexican street gangs, just using US census data would be a starting point. The Homeopathic Hammer would be a good name for a drug-free boxer, or maybe a mid tier user name
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Tiggum posted:Just for anyone looking to generate random names, Behind the Name is a website about the origin and popularity of names that has a random name generator that I like a lot. I got Hephaestus Cadmus Heinz
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Slippery posted:The Homeopathic Hammer would be a good name for a drug-free boxer, or maybe a mid tier user name He's a hitman that's known for drowning people.
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Jabor posted:He's a hitman that's known for drowning people. but only in like, an extremely diluted solution. Slippery has a new favorite as of 03:17 on Feb 13, 2019 |
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Feb 13, 2019 03:03
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Dumb Lowtax posted:In case you haven't noticed, use it on mobile and watch what happens when you shake or move your phone This also works if you move your browser window around on desktop.
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Feb 13, 2019 03:06
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Ephphatha posted:This also works if you move your browser window around on desktop.
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Feb 13, 2019 03:10
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Jabor posted:He's a hitman that's known for drowning people. you can dredge the lake all you want, you won't find a molecule of the guy
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Zereth posted:Absolutely nothing happens? You gotta really work it.
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Jabor posted:He's a hitman that's known for drowning people. No, that’s not his MO. What he does is, he takes a pinch of cyanide and mixes it into a cup of water. Then he takes a drop of that water and mixes it into another cup of water. Then he takes a drop of that water and mixes it into a third cup of water. Then he slips a drop of that into the target’s drink. Then, when that does nothing, he gets so frustrated that he barges in and beats the target to death with a hammer.
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Feb 13, 2019 04:18
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Zereth posted:Absolutely nothing happens? Try it on chrome. If you shake the window enough the shapes start jiggling.
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Excerpts from a Markov mashup of "Star Wars: A New Hope" vs. "Full Metal Jacket".quote:HARTMAN quote:PYLE picks up the canyon with his Uncle Owen before a table covered with quote:HARTMAN quote:This oil bath is quote:The robot scoots around in a bowl of red quote:LUKE
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Does anyone know of a good company name generator with a specific focus on cheesy, early 80s computer companies? Think "company name that'd look really awesome in that overused rounded sans-serif font" or something you'd find in the back pages of Byte Magazine, like Centronic or Digicom? edit: i found this, but i want moar Switzerland has a new favorite as of 05:09 on Feb 14, 2019 |
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Feb 14, 2019 05:05
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Ariong posted:Then, when that does nothing, he gets so frustrated that he barges in and beats the target to death with a hammer. Nah, he'd use a leather-bound Bible.
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Feb 14, 2019 06:04
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https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/ - a new StyleGAN face on every refresh Also: https://twitter.com/gwern/status/1095131651246575616 (from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19144280)
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That makes me extremely uncomfortable wow
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Wow, yeah, https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/ is really neat. I could see a good GBS thread coming out of it - doing profiles for each person you see or something.
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Holy poo poo. Go ahead and post one, OP doesn't even need any more than what you just said
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How do you save a generated image without just screenshotting it? Every time I've tried to use save as or image info or whatever it changes to a new different image, I guess because the page thinks it's being refreshed. It's like snapchat! The AI is covering it's tracks! ISIS can use this to secretly target nonexistent people! 
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Dumb Lowtax posted:Holy poo poo. Go ahead and post one, OP doesn't even need any more than what you just said In the spirit of  I didhttps://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3882144
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How much of this procgen stuff is suited to be dragged and dropped into, like, Unity? Or whatever they made Hyper Light Drifter with? How long before we get an RPGMaker style thing for games that don't suck?
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Tunicate posted:In the spirit of Oh boy... I gotta control myself.
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Black Mirror episode of some guy refreshing the page only to find a picture of someone he knows He keeps trying to show people that somethings wrong but the page refreshes too quickly. His last refresh shows a picture of himself
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:How much of this procgen stuff is suited to be dragged and dropped into, like, Unity? Or whatever they made Hyper Light Drifter with? How long before we get an RPGMaker style thing for games that don't suck? Incoherent ramble about procedural generation in videogames incoming: Basic stuff like name generation and markov chains are fairly easy to implement from scratch if you know how to code, so the main hurdle with features like those is gathering the database from which the generation draws its input; I'm pretty certain Unity has some generation-related plugins though. As for stuff like terrain generation, I'm sure there are already lots of different plug-ins/resources (at least for Unity) that allow easy generation, but there are two potential issues with those: a) ideally you'll want a fairly "personalized" look for the procgen and using a pre-made system may be tough to steer into a completely different direction, and b) procedurally-generated content is often somewhat uniform in that most the results are kinda samey and "boring" (and in the case of stuff like text, nonsensical) - many games need non-procedural elements to sice up the landscape. Some games, such as Dungeon Crawl: Stone Soup, even utilize multiple different types of procedural generation to fend off these problems. For neural networks the issue once again becomes gathering the database (and having the time/resources to teach the NN properly). Another potential issue is performance since neural networks can get pretty heavy (not that other types of generation wouldn't - see stuff like Dwarf Fortress' worldgen). With things like procedurally-generated portraits & backstories this can be averted somewhat by generating the content when you first start a game, so that the game doesn't have to spend time to gen stuff on the fly. I don't actually know if Unity or other tools have NN-based plug-ins available? I'd guess they do since they're so common these days. Not sure if I completely misunderstood what videogame elements you were referring to; apologies if so. 
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procedural maps: https://twitter.com/unchartedatlas/status/1095514446691209216 https://twitter.com/unchartedatlas/status/1095574756827561984 https://twitter.com/unchartedatlas/status/1095544803843076096 https://azgaar.github.io/Fantasy-Map-Generator/ is also pretty cool
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