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Very nice! Wish there was an A.I. that could generate a description and maybe an adventure.
On Android there is a generator https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dungeondev.rpggenerator
Awesome idea. It never occurred to me that actual math/ computer functions might be incorporated in some way. Hmm, maybe adding words like "aquatic", "avian", "arboreal" might generate creatures one might find in different environments. Looks like adding "(" and ")" might help.
I've also been wondering why some simple descriptions make some pretty cool things and others don't. Some of these almost seem good enough for collectable card games.
Cerberus gorilla- See evil, sniff evil, and bite evil in one body!
Have discovered that a range can be specified (one to six) for example that placement of "(" ")" seems important but it will still occasionally go out of range.
For the most part looks like this can be used to limit effects to specific parts. Just the heads in this case as opposed to a completely flaming subject. Gotta say that the dungeons and dragons style is looking to be a winner. Also been thinking that the vocabulary might be limited as sometimes changing to a different word that means the same thing might be more likely to get the desired result. also seems to make assumptions- pumpkins have carved faces when placed on a man, wizards pretty much always have a staff. Other "styles" might be from other high net presence media.
interesting points. This does seem to resist some things. some things it does easy and others seem to succeed maybe one or two times out of the nine. Agreed on the testing.
Since it can do a flaming motorcycle but not with rider - could multi subjects per request be hitting some kind of limit where it decides what's most important?
sometimes it seems to go out of range on repeated attempts with the stars. Basically attempted a simple dice roller (D6) but seems to occasionally roll off the table, across the floor, and out the door.
Interesting shopping cart, also interesting what it tried to put inside.
It looks like it's not really a limit, but how it responds; it wants the result to have symmetry? Refer to my rainbow without orange example.
Just waking up -Eggs and toast yum!
The spotlight "6" does stand out as odd. Not awake enough to form the right sentences here yet.
poker chips on a square grid look like the chips are arranged to form a grid in the instances where there are more than one.
And now I know, there's such a thing as being served grid toast:
Dalle, did I ask for eggs? No tip for you:
Found the problem! It treats (all?) definite quantities as indefinites:
And if I prompt the singular, like "piece" or "slice" it gives a singular bias. If I prompt the plural I never get singular. That's why toast would be great if it didn't try to turn the occasional hole into the resemblance of the 6 shape. Trying goldfish instead now, how do we force it to always show 6?
Are the last ones "water color" style?
You can read it above them: (abstract style) sail
Wondering if someone who studies languages might have a better time figuring out why craiyon does some things really well but might not comprehend some descriptions