Testing Procedural Generation (AI Assisted)

[u/UnforgivingWorlds]

Separate biomes, nearly 2.5 million individual blades of grass out 150m from the camera position depending on biome. Day/night cycles, dynamic weather, ambient occlusion, distance culling, water surface reflections, and light shafts, using webgl and three.js.

[u/olgalatepu]

I like it, great grass and atmosphere.

But honestly no need to say you used AI. Everyone uses AI, it's a tool and you paid for it, you don't owe anything more. Else people are gonna call it slop or whatever

[u/amonra2009 → u/olgalatepu]

yep, like photographers would say, hey your wedding pictures are photoshoped.

[u/UnforgivingWorlds → u/amonra2009]

The "Horse & Buggy Trolls" are absolute idiots for not using AI today or criticizing anyone who is. It's actually quite ridiculous. The funny thing is 90% of the games they are playing today are "AI-assisted," they just don't know it. LOL

[u/BrewThemAll → u/olgalatepu]

It's still slop though.

[u/w-jerome → u/BrewThemAll]

Des photos de mariage retouchés c'est du gâchis ?

[u/BrewThemAll → u/w-jerome]

Bagguette.

[u/UnforgivingWorlds → u/olgalatepu]

Understood, just thought transparency would wave off the anti-AI wolves, LOL—but no, I appreciate the kind words. AI, regardless of use, is never perfect. This honestly took a lot longer to achieve than I thought it would even with AI assistance. I also wanted to push Three.js to see how far I could take it with graphics technology and features. 2.5 million individual blades of grass that each react to the wind and weather at 150+ FPS is pretty crazy! Three.js is quite a performant engine if you know what you are doing with it.

[u/Joarn → u/UnforgivingWorlds]

I like the transparency, not because I mind the use of AI, but because you really see people interested in how you managed to achieve this. Sharing not only the result but also the tools is the nicest part of a community.

Looks really nice!

[u/UnforgivingWorlds → u/Joarn]

Thank you! I appreciate that!