Yeah but I'm scared of a terrible future where all of entertainment is AI generated. Stories entirely written by machines, no soul, no human effort, no craft, it just seems terrible for me. Most people who are now celebrating AI will probably have their jobs taken away by it.
i generated some 2d sprites but i honestly feel like they cant be used for my game because they just look like someone elses work! but what they are great for is inspiration and concept for me to design my own. great way to get out of a creative slump1 thanks for the video, hope you go far here and good luck with your uni course.
@@IridescentKySoul hey there, thanks for the reply, ok so are you saying I can use my own art for the Ai to generate new art? I'll have to look into that
well because they are, it's trained on artists who never agreed of their work to be used. It's also soulless as fuck. At least I'm glad he talks about the fact that this could be a tool to spark imagination, brainstorm, or even train your own work. This is also the way I think about this tool.
@@michaelvicente5365 yeah exactly, it was fun to use but I honestly felt its best to get more from my own work, like if I draw 10 enemy types I can use it to mash them up so that I get more for free, I can't see me ever using this with other people's art, one thing I did try is creating a game cover like a movie poster, that was great it came up with some really good compositions that I can use as inspiration for my game cover
@@JayRKID yes its called Dreambooth, it even works with 3 to 5 samples. I would recommend much more samples though because generally dreambooth is used to train Objects (People, unusual shapes, etc.) Instead of Styles. Depending on how tech savvy you are, using it could seem a little bit complicated. But there are many tutorials now on how to get started with it. Alternatively you can use Stable Diffusions Image to Text feature, which basicly takes an input image, and tells you the prompt the Model thinks, has been used to generate it. Since you are giving it your own Image , it will come up with a prompt you can use to generate images similar to it. If your Artstyle is unique enough, you might even find the name of an Artist with modifications to the style in the prompt. If your Artstyle is not distinguishable enough from the artists, it will most likely just give you a generic description.
As an artist and solo game dev, I'm not impressed, I have a very clear image of how I want my sprites to look, mid journey and gens alike never managed to accomplish that vision, not even to the point where I could just manipulate the rest in PS
You can do all this and more with a local Stable Diffusion. 🤓 There's already three pixel art models available. 😆 The SD Pixel Art Sprite Sheet Generator model makes walking RPG style sprites.
This just solved my biggest problem with solo game developing. I'm not completely unable to create animation and art, but I was always forced to give up or massively reduce expactations on a lot of project after I had the code, the music and everything but I had to slave and try to draw something good looking for weeks with no success. This won't solve it 100% but it will solve it at least 80%, now if you only work with low bit artwork I dont think it's that hard to edit moves to already existing pixelart. I'm glad to see this working and kinda understand the frustrated artists.
@@desadesa SV was, but it took him a long time and is very close to original harvest moon games, meaning he started out knowing most of what the end goal was which saves a bunch of time and isn't the case with a lot of projects.
In fact, artificial intelligence can build video game assets such as textures and model designs, hence speeding the creation process. Improve your game using AI-generated images for greater efficiency and originality!
AI just saved us between 5~50 hours of having to draw images like these depending on our skills, experience, number and complexity of the sprites. I for one welcome our new AI overlords
I think AI has the potential to be a great asset to indie developers. I'm looking forward to when AI can consistently reuse its own images and I'd personally like to experiment with creating a graphic novel one day.
Lmao the end of human effort is here. People will write their stories entirely by AI. No soul, no passion, no craft. Just a product of algorithms. Those who are celebrating this will have their jobs taken away by it. Crappy times ahead.
Love it! This will massively reduce the dependency on game artists to create assets, or even make them completely obsolete, as soon as these tools are able to generate 3D Models, and even Animations.
Never gonna happen. Ai is directly rellient on artist to even survive, so if artists are absolete ai will nerf itself by reusing the same images over and over and become absolete.
@@radudancoroian5169 Then it will just get updated with new images that will have been created by a far smaller amount of artists. Maybe they won't become completely obsolete, but the amount of "artists"(which are really just craftsmen, not artists, that's what they actually are) necessary for a project will become much, much smaller.
I'm using Dream by Wombo to create 2D video game assets art, and I think I'm the only one using Dream by Wombo for making 2D video game art. This is because I see no RUclips videos using Dream by Wombo for making 2D video game art.
I don't think it's legal to use these directly in the game, as the base resource from midjourney is real artists resources that are copyrighted; it's legal to take inspiration from though.
@@radudancoroian5169 nope because it’s just inspiration, if you put the same Tree, the same sun etc, then yes,they can sue you but if you just do an art with the same style then no they can’t.
midjourney was great the first half of paying for it, then it got lazy despite using the same well crafted prompts. this was last year, so maybe it will be a better experience for me if i try again, but i noticed it was very inconsistent. sometimes this string of prompts got me what i wanted, other times, more often than not in the last half of renders i paid for it spit up garbage.
Hello, from the Sub-100 Club! I am very interested in seeing how you plan on using these AI-Generated Assets in the future. My question is one of refinement. At [07:13] you noted that touch up were required to truly get a proper representation of what you'd want. However, I ask if the models are distinct enough that you can design four-way isometric views for each instance? If I plan on using the tool in the future, I don't want to be in a situation where I have to keep AI generating the same sample for all the tools necessary for a Game Jam. Thank you!
I would be very carefully with 'AI generated' images, cause often 'AI' copies from human made (copyrighted) images. Another prob may be, that a court in US already decided you can't get a copyright on AI generated work, like you can't get copyrights of a chimpanzees work. But ok, if you make your game CC0 and free, it might be do able.
@@johnjohn5932homie typed in 3 sentences and damn near got production quality assets of what he wanted in seconds. People using chat gpt doesn’t really scare me as a programmer because I find its really off or obtuse in its code generation. But if I was a artist I be shitting myself honestly
I feel like this is unsatisfying unless you could have an ai program where you input YOUR own work and have it spit out more of it. Otherwise, it’s not really creating stuff I created myself or expanding upon my own stuff. If everything is made in ai from scratch and not based on the devs own design/style I won’t want to play those games and I expect them to eventually tell you that it’s been made entirely in ai or with the assistance of ai…or so I hope.
AI diffusion is only good as its database; in other words it’s reference. For non-professionals, it is good enough, but for professionals there is required to refine it, if not more, before use. At worse it is pulling out pictures that are there to fill the task, based on its reference. At best, it’s inspiration and/or time saver in the brain storming stage of creativity. However, I wouldn’t call it by itself original works by themselves, as they are quite derivative.
I take it you haven't made or even seen a real sprite sheet before? I can assure you that them generations are no good for animating a 2D sprite. Although, I can't deny that this is good for generating inspiration and could use some of it as background and static assets.
Well, you can't. You can try to tell the ai to make animations but they will almost guaranteed not look similar enough to make smooth looking animations. At least for now. This is only useful for playing around or creating some static assets.
AI remixes content. If the content is copyrighted and artists win the class action lawsuit against AI art piracy, a remixed content could breach copyright. The best is to take ideas from AI generated content, but make your own art yourself. If AI companies win, judges would be legalizing content piracy using AI. Unlike a ZIP file that encodes content inside a file, AI encodes the content inside neural network coefficients.
Invoke AI is also really good for modifying parts of an image using AI. You could highlight a region of background art and type "post apocalyptic door" and it'll do it. It's called In Painting
Everything. The Matrix will engulf us all in its tentacles and there's nothing you can do. You can't stop technology. We're going to end up as little more than pets.
I'm scared of a terrible future where all of entertainment is AI generated. Stories entirely written by machines, no soul, no human effort, no craft, it just seems terrible for me. Most people who are now celebrating AI will probably have their jobs taken away by it. Crappy times ahead.
And this, gentlemen, is how to violate all copyright rules. AI copies, does not create, in addition to promoting laziness and mediocrity. And if you don't have a talent for 2d/3d art, hire an artist or learn.
Use AI art, saves time. It's the future! Can't wait for it to become so sophisticated that you can't even detect the copyright infringement or copies. Many hungry artists, sad but it's the price of progress. Maybe artists should just learn to code. Lol
Games do not need "real art", they thrive on mediocrity. Look at the games that are populor. Do you think that any of those assets that are in them are so unique that they cannot be done using an automated tool? It it the same generic sci-fi, fantasy, modern military stuff over and over again. And what AI can do right now is just the beginning.
You better get used to it, because it's the future. I do not like it, there's no actual craft, no effort, no soul, a machine will be able to write an entire story and draw, no actual craft nor merit. But it is the future.
you do realize everything you see here was created by someone else, AI didnt create anything, its like a google bot that displays what you input into it.
@@MaxP_88 I spent a few hours in the Midjourney discord yesterday, I guess there is going to be a few thousand new games coming out, all they were printing was "2d sprite *name of figure*, sprite sheet, asset sheet, title of game, how to do banking" and it was just spitting out sprite sheets and assets for hours last night, all of it was garbage.
i just started making games with gamemaker indie pass this makes me gud lmao youre a good man ive already been planning to use ai for artwork but welp now here it is its real good and worth the sub price for sure fuk paying some dingus to make art for ya
I love the brainstorm factor AI provides. Every creative knows that burnt out creative block feel. This can help us in those times.
EXACTLY! AI can be friend or foe depending on how you see it.
_Can_ help, but will probably just outright replace you as far as big studios are concerned. Good luck finding paying work.
Yeah but I'm scared of a terrible future where all of entertainment is AI generated. Stories entirely written by machines, no soul, no human effort, no craft, it just seems terrible for me. Most people who are now celebrating AI will probably have their jobs taken away by it.
@@MaxP_88 if your stories can be replaced with AI, it was already derivative
You won't be saying that when it replaces you
Creativity is all about the struggle
What's even the point if you get to the result right away
--v 4 means version 4, you don't have to type it unless you want to use an old version
--v 4 is for version 4, I believe. Not four images. For example, if you use --v 3, you will use version 3 and still receive x4 images.
^ You are correct sir. --V is the Version of the prompt. We have 3, 4a, 4b and now 4c.... ONLY does --testp differ and give us 2 images at times.
i thought v stand for variation
i generated some 2d sprites but i honestly feel like they cant be used for my game because they just look like someone elses work! but what they are great for is inspiration and concept for me to design my own. great way to get out of a creative slump1 thanks for the video, hope you go far here and good luck with your uni course.
Create samples and train Ai on your art to create a new checkpoint -> stonks
@@IridescentKySoul hey there, thanks for the reply, ok so are you saying I can use my own art for the Ai to generate new art? I'll have to look into that
well because they are, it's trained on artists who never agreed of their work to be used. It's also soulless as fuck. At least I'm glad he talks about the fact that this could be a tool to spark imagination, brainstorm, or even train your own work. This is also the way I think about this tool.
@@michaelvicente5365 yeah exactly, it was fun to use but I honestly felt its best to get more from my own work, like if I draw 10 enemy types I can use it to mash them up so that I get more for free, I can't see me ever using this with other people's art, one thing I did try is creating a game cover like a movie poster, that was great it came up with some really good compositions that I can use as inspiration for my game cover
@@JayRKID yes its called Dreambooth, it even works with 3 to 5 samples. I would recommend much more samples though because generally dreambooth is used to train Objects (People, unusual shapes, etc.) Instead of Styles. Depending on how tech savvy you are, using it could seem a little bit complicated. But there are many tutorials now on how to get started with it. Alternatively you can use Stable Diffusions Image to Text feature, which basicly takes an input image, and tells you the prompt the Model thinks, has been used to generate it. Since you are giving it your own Image , it will come up with a prompt you can use to generate images similar to it. If your Artstyle is unique enough, you might even find the name of an Artist with modifications to the style in the prompt. If your Artstyle is not distinguishable enough from the artists, it will most likely just give you a generic description.
As an artist and solo game dev, I'm not impressed, I have a very clear image of how I want my sprites to look, mid journey and gens alike never managed to accomplish that vision, not even to the point where I could just manipulate the rest in PS
You can do all this and more with a local Stable Diffusion. 🤓
There's already three pixel art models available. 😆
The SD Pixel Art Sprite Sheet Generator model makes walking RPG style sprites.
That model is pretty bad though. Needs more training.
@@SamGarcia You can train it all you want with a local install for free.
Also, by using your own sprite art no-one can complain. 😆
@@thecrazybird231 Are you Chat GPT? ...😅...🤣
This just solved my biggest problem with solo game developing. I'm not completely unable to create animation and art, but I was always forced to give up or massively reduce expactations on a lot of project after I had the code, the music and everything but I had to slave and try to draw something good looking for weeks with no success.
This won't solve it 100% but it will solve it at least 80%, now if you only work with low bit artwork I dont think it's that hard to edit moves to already existing pixelart.
I'm glad to see this working and kinda understand the frustrated artists.
Could you do the same video but for video game music? There are AI Music Tools available.
What about stardew valley? Wasn't it created by a single person? He used free assets though
@@desadesa SV was, but it took him a long time and is very close to original harvest moon games, meaning he started out knowing most of what the end goal was which saves a bunch of time and isn't the case with a lot of projects.
In fact, artificial intelligence can build video game assets such as textures and model designs, hence speeding the creation process. Improve your game using AI-generated images for greater efficiency and originality!
OMG This is awesome!!! I can focus on my game mechanics and design a sweet game and not worry about AAA art.
@@Protocol15 you got replaced by a robot
@@bhq700 you might as well be complaining about the internet replacing libraries, good or bad AI is inevitable
AI just saved us between 5~50 hours of having to draw images like these depending on our skills, experience, number and complexity of the sprites. I for one welcome our new AI overlords
so using AI saves time instead of 100% replacing the need to learn how to do art and the alike?
@@kamudo999 No it's going to replace artists and idiots are allowing themselves to be replaced.
you can invite the Midjourney Bot into your own discord server then you wont have to deal with all the scrolling.
To answer your question in the video title: Yes.
I think AI has the potential to be a great asset to indie developers.
I'm looking forward to when AI can consistently reuse its own images and I'd personally like to experiment with creating a graphic novel one day.
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@@Agony. yea I facepalmed too when I saw you whining about AI in the comments.
If ai reuses its images it will nerf itself and be unusable
Lmao the end of human effort is here. People will write their stories entirely by AI. No soul, no passion, no craft. Just a product of algorithms. Those who are celebrating this will have their jobs taken away by it. Crappy times ahead.
It's great for ideas - and you can redraw them in a pixel art editor.
Love it! This will massively reduce the dependency on game artists to create assets, or even make them completely obsolete, as soon as these tools are able to generate 3D Models, and even Animations.
Never gonna happen. Ai is directly rellient on artist to even survive, so if artists are absolete ai will nerf itself by reusing the same images over and over and become absolete.
@@radudancoroian5169 Then it will just get updated with new images that will have been created by a far smaller amount of artists. Maybe they won't become completely obsolete, but the amount of "artists"(which are really just craftsmen, not artists, that's what they actually are) necessary for a project will become much, much smaller.
They will all become obsolete. We're to going to end up as little more than pets lmao
@@Goten1010 that would just create a newer weeker version of the same ai that it wont be able to fullfill the needs of an industry.
wait until someone generates entire sprite sheet for slash em extended
I'm using Dream by Wombo to create 2D video game assets art, and I think I'm the only one using Dream by Wombo for making 2D video game art. This is because I see no RUclips videos using Dream by Wombo for making 2D video game art.
Great video!
I'm curious to see how it'll be used for other aspects of game art like sprite animations
I don't think it's legal to use these directly in the game, as the base resource from midjourney is real artists resources that are copyrighted; it's legal to take inspiration from though.
@@audioLME This is like saying that making a painting in picasso style is illegal
@@audioLME these are not copyrighted
@@vitalybrateev5548 If the artist form which ai has ripped of catches you he/she can sue you for brand defamation.
@@radudancoroian5169 nope because it’s just inspiration, if you put the same Tree, the same sun etc, then yes,they can sue you but if you just do an art with the same style then no they can’t.
I love your intro song
midjourney was great the first half of paying for it, then it got lazy despite using the same well crafted prompts. this was last year, so maybe it will be a better experience for me if i try again, but i noticed it was very inconsistent. sometimes this string of prompts got me what i wanted, other times, more often than not in the last half of renders i paid for it spit up garbage.
sounds like a personal problem
can you specify the number of pixels used per image?
Good question. Here's another: Can it create the whole game so you're not needed anymore? That'd be great.
It will happen
Woah that was really interesting.
Thanks for sharing. It's very useful .
Impressive and depressive at the same time.
Not depressing. His sprites dont look like anything, and if ai users are creating things like this in mass they actively nerf it.
how?
its cool but if im going to create a game I want my own personal assets for sure.
I'm a pixel artist and I can say that this is not pixel art
What's pixel art
Same here
@@6we ruclips.net/video/7BWr2tlK-4c/видео.html
Quite useful for inspiration 🍷🗿
Is that generated and unique? Or just art pulled from somewhere?
It feels like Invader Zim vibes on the art style lol sick
i'm looking for the 3d version of midjourney
you know you can message the bit directly? Also --niji makes better game assets
holy fuck this is amazing
Can u make a simple game using all those sprites that would be much cooler
Hello, from the Sub-100 Club!
I am very interested in seeing how you plan on using these AI-Generated Assets in the future. My question is one of refinement. At [07:13] you noted that touch up were required to truly get a proper representation of what you'd want. However, I ask if the models are distinct enough that you can design four-way isometric views for each instance? If I plan on using the tool in the future, I don't want to be in a situation where I have to keep AI generating the same sample for all the tools necessary for a Game Jam.
Thank you!
I would be very carefully with 'AI generated' images, cause often 'AI' copies from human made (copyrighted) images. Another prob may be, that a court in US already decided you can't get a copyright on AI generated work, like you can't get copyrights of a chimpanzees work. But ok, if you make your game CC0 and free, it might be do able.
Needs leak. It would be fine to use MJ locally.
Midjourney takes half the copyright and can use anything created without permission or compensation
Yeahn that's kind of the least they should do!
4k video featuring a scaled minimized window on windows down to 240p, like WTF 😂😂
soo nice, can it generate good pixel art?
All my training in pixel art has become meaningless 😭😭😭
Good video though
Exactly how I felt in the mid 90s when 3D took over. ;)
What do you mean all your training? :D how does this change anything?
@@johnjohn5932homie typed in 3 sentences and damn near got production quality assets of what he wanted in seconds. People using chat gpt doesn’t really scare me as a programmer because I find its really off or obtuse in its code generation. But if I was a artist I be shitting myself honestly
@@BigGucc Wait until its regulated by copyright laws.
@@BigGucc chatgpt is not meant for that. So be worried.
Can It create animation sprite sheet ??
I feel like this is unsatisfying unless you could have an ai program where you input YOUR own work and have it spit out more of it. Otherwise, it’s not really creating stuff I created myself or expanding upon my own stuff. If everything is made in ai from scratch and not based on the devs own design/style I won’t want to play those games and I expect them to eventually tell you that it’s been made entirely in ai or with the assistance of ai…or so I hope.
can these assets used commercial?
AI diffusion is only good as its database; in other words it’s reference. For non-professionals, it is good enough, but for professionals there is required to refine it, if not more, before use. At worse it is pulling out pictures that are there to fill the task, based on its reference. At best, it’s inspiration and/or time saver in the brain storming stage of creativity. However, I wouldn’t call it by itself original works by themselves, as they are quite derivative.
I take it you haven't made or even seen a real sprite sheet before? I can assure you that them generations are no good for animating a 2D sprite. Although, I can't deny that this is good for generating inspiration and could use some of it as background and static assets.
Okay.. You got the sprites. So how to make these sprites animations? Can you make a video about this?
Well, you can't. You can try to tell the ai to make animations but they will almost guaranteed not look similar enough to make smooth looking animations. At least for now. This is only useful for playing around or creating some static assets.
@@Chillerll well at least we can make text based rpg game with this. Thanks for the video
woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo🤯
Can you make a video on creating sprites for web animations or games? Not using midjourney
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Best idea ever thanks.🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🙂🛡️🗝️🔑
awesome
best
I teach pixel art on my channel :)
What about copyrights?
like is this even legal?
AI remixes content. If the content is copyrighted and artists win the class action lawsuit against AI art piracy, a remixed content could breach copyright. The best is to take ideas from AI generated content, but make your own art yourself.
If AI companies win, judges would be legalizing content piracy using AI. Unlike a ZIP file that encodes content inside a file, AI encodes the content inside neural network coefficients.
Invoke AI is also really good for modifying parts of an image using AI.
You could highlight a region of background art and type "post apocalyptic door" and it'll do it. It's called In Painting
Can Artificial Intelligence Create My Video Game Assets? No.
its an advancement but its also a step back, artists now but what else in the future?
Everything. The Matrix will engulf us all in its tentacles and there's nothing you can do. You can't stop technology. We're going to end up as little more than pets.
Bro just add the bot in your channel
I'm scared of a terrible future where all of entertainment is AI generated. Stories entirely written by machines, no soul, no human effort, no craft, it just seems terrible for me. Most people who are now celebrating AI will probably have their jobs taken away by it. Crappy times ahead.
You should check out the book "When The Sparrow Falls" it's all about this.....
And it just so happens to have been written by my brother
Really sad but true
And this, gentlemen, is how to violate all copyright rules.
AI copies, does not create, in addition to promoting laziness and mediocrity. And if you don't have a talent for 2d/3d art, hire an artist or learn.
Use AI art, saves time. It's the future! Can't wait for it to become so sophisticated that you can't even detect the copyright infringement or copies. Many hungry artists, sad but it's the price of progress. Maybe artists should just learn to code. Lol
Games do not need "real art", they thrive on mediocrity. Look at the games that are populor. Do you think that any of those assets that are in them are so unique that they cannot be done using an automated tool? It it the same generic sci-fi, fantasy, modern military stuff over and over again. And what AI can do right now is just the beginning.
You better get used to it, because it's the future. I do not like it, there's no actual craft, no effort, no soul, a machine will be able to write an entire story and draw, no actual craft nor merit. But it is the future.
@@lorenzomizushal3980 coding will go on the same road
look at me, I am the Artist now.
long answer short, no. you'll still have to fix it. long answer, have you seen film credits? the list doesn't get any shorter
Games with Ai assets are certainly not worth any money
you do realize everything you see here was created by someone else, AI didnt create anything, its like a google bot that displays what you input into it.
Still, it's terrifying how fast it evolves. In a few years AI will do everything for us.
@@MaxP_88 I spent a few hours in the Midjourney discord yesterday, I guess there is going to be a few thousand new games coming out, all they were printing was "2d sprite *name of figure*, sprite sheet, asset sheet, title of game, how to do banking" and it was just spitting out sprite sheets and assets for hours last night, all of it was garbage.
kinda boring
i just started making games with gamemaker indie pass this makes me gud lmao youre a good man ive already been planning to use ai for artwork but welp now here it is its real good and worth the sub price for sure fuk paying some dingus to make art for ya
who hasn't already did this?
Can Artificial Intelligence Create My Video Game Assets? No.