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Animator with limited coding experience builds a fluid movement system using Unity and AI-generated code. 🏃‍♂️ animator JankyAnims shared how they used ChatGPT to piece together "spaghetti AI code" to get their wall-running and acrobatic movement mechanics fully playable in Unity.

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desfrect17 days ago

“Hey ChatGPT, I want you to de-spaghettify this code”

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tofuborne17 days ago

manual devs:

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Robert Varadan17 days ago

You are going to see a lot more of this sort of thing!

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godraytio17 days ago

Now make a game cool demos are everywhere. Dont sohw anyone anything till you near done.

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COBOX18 days ago

AI + game dev 👀

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Gaz17 days ago

So good!

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OneOverR217 days ago

Playing this game is very relaxing.

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WhunoYou17 days ago

Basically took sonics code

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wolfengine.co18 days ago

AI + game dev = Unlimited creative games. Cant wait for the future

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CJ シージ17 days ago

They use Ai ?

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