Turning the Fate of Atlantis prologue into an interactive video with VBML and AI 🤠

Try it here: vox.omega.gg/w...
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This is the first interactive version of my Fate of Atlantis "cinematic adventure" remake. Turns out to be an interesting middle ground between a linear movie and a video game. Retaining the laid back / cosy experience you get from watching a movie while adding discrete interactivity.
All this content - except the glass effect and the music - has been generated.
The project page is here: github.com/3un...

[@mercenary234]

I would prefer a remake of Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis in the same style as Indiana Jones and the great Circle.

[@mattyfragols2.0]

Please continue with all the game

[@Foolsjoker]

Would love to see a making of walkthrough.

[@3unjee]

There's a bit of that here: ua-cam.com/video/y5MyX4j34f0/v-deo.html

[@tristanbooker]

What is it with AI and not being able to do hands?

[@3unjee]

I know right... Although I find out that "good enough" is enough and does not break the immersion

[@abellos]

Hand are extremely difficult to draw by AI, them are too complicated and have a lot of position that AI struggle

[@d1dac0]

ua-cam.com/video/24yjRbBah3w/v-deo.html

[@swansurt1350]

What do those qrs actually contain?

[@3unjee]

They contain a function name and parameters, which are interpreted by the VBML implementation.
More info here: ua-cam.com/video/y5MyX4j34f0/v-deo.html

[@swansurt1350]

@@3unjee Nice! Is it there just as an indicator for intractable objects or are they meant to be scanned ?

[@3unjee]

@@swansurt1350 Interactive QRCode(s) like this one require a dedicated player like MotionMonkey to actually function

[@Right_Said_Brett]

Thanks, I hate it.

[@3unjee]

Haha, I'm not offended. More feedback would've been neat

[@Right_Said_Brett]

@@3unjee Okay...
I hate it because AI art is BS. If you want to present something worthy, then develop and hone your skills and make it yourself, instead of typing key phrases and words into a f-ing algorithm.

[@logprb5048]

@@Right_Said_Brett why you so salty? AI is going to be a part of life moving forward, it's incredibly useful and allows people to create things they would not normally been able to. It's no use for you to be upset or lash out at people using AI tools because like it or not, AI is here to stay and it will only get better. You can choose to stay angry and fight back against people using it but it's a losing battle so unless you wanna turn into some old grump being negative about exciting technology, I encourage you to explore AI tools and see how useful they really can be and what kind of things you can make with them. Good luck bro.

[@Right_Said_Brett]

@@logprb5048 There's plenty of "salty" people like me and AI needs to be regulated. If talentless hacks use AI to create "art", then they can't reasonably expect to be praised for doing so.

[@logprb5048]

@@Right_Said_Brett You're the kinda guy who back in the day would be hating on people using cars instead of horses. Be angry and call people names all you want, but the times are changing and you either learn now and catch the wave while AI is in it's infancy, or stay in your corner bitter about amazing technology that is available to anyone. Not just for creative projects either, I've also been using AI for coding and querying it instead of wasting time on places like stack overflow. It's an incredible tool, give it a chance.