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I'm having a hard time seeing how Google's Style Transfer is useful for devs. Maybe I'm not thinking of all the applications for it, but a game's "style" is more than just a texture or VFX overlay . . . seems like a misnomer? Am I missing something?https://twitter.com/shacknews/status/1108066743052697600 …
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I strongly feel that they had to include the words "machine learning" in there somewhere just for the sake of stockholders or something along those lines
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I fiddled with their floor demo. It is basically fancy post processing. It takes a Gourand shaded image and adds various edge detection effects. Some look pretty neat, the Pac-Man one is wild. They are pitching it as a prototyping technique.
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I guess the idea is you model your characters / environment but don’t bother with texturing or post-processing until you’ve tried out various procedural looks. Not super sold on it but it did give me ideas for some shaders I would like to try and write.
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I felt the same way watching their demo. It seems kinda like they just changed the shader on some robot model and we're like "rApId CoNcEpTiNg". We already been doing this shit!
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