If you're wondering where to find people who play such strange rpgs, I run an LFG discord server where generic fantasy and generic space opera are banned.
As some readers found the original art of the book distracting from the text, I have uploaded a document called The Real World no art for strained eyes. It's just the text of the book, so that it will be easier for some to read. Thanks for the input!
I didn't train it myself, though it does start to use the book in progress as context once it gets going.
I used a combination of sudowrite and inferkit. Sudowrite was better for bulk generating the entries that make up most of the book, and inferkit was better at fleshing out those entries with more detail.
Most of my labor was curation, as I threw out about 95% of what GPT-3 generated. This is important, as what you keep influences what gets generated next.
Hopefully that answers your question, but feel free to ask more!
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This is the closes ENA ttrpg game I can find. Gonna make some whimsical adventure of new characters and art.
Cool!
If you're wondering where to find people who play such strange rpgs, I run an LFG discord server where generic fantasy and generic space opera are banned.
https://discord.gg/pNUpwmkCb3
As some readers found the original art of the book distracting from the text, I have uploaded a document called The Real World no art for strained eyes. It's just the text of the book, so that it will be easier for some to read. Thanks for the input!
Let me know if you have any questions!
Could you talk about your process for training the AI?--if "training" is even the right word!
Sure!
I didn't train it myself, though it does start to use the book in progress as context once it gets going.
I used a combination of sudowrite and inferkit. Sudowrite was better for bulk generating the entries that make up most of the book, and inferkit was better at fleshing out those entries with more detail.
Most of my labor was curation, as I threw out about 95% of what GPT-3 generated. This is important, as what you keep influences what gets generated next.
Hopefully that answers your question, but feel free to ask more!
Cool, thanks!