Fable Created an Elaborate Game from Scratch
- #LLM
- #AI
I'm working on a game where I'm able to create sand, around water using webGL, and this is the area in www.busydreaming.com that I wasn't able to manage until FABLE. Fable is the LLM that was available for a few days before the GOV told anthropic they have to shut it off for foreign people which is a big part of their company. In my opinion, government intervention should have happened a long time ago, however just getting involved when one LLM company is doing good does seem suspect for the current state of the news.
Besides the politics, 3k lines of code, and I have the best ocean and sand driving game I've ever seen on the web. How it did this in about 3k lines of code is beyond me. I've been studying the files and I'm really impressed by how compressed the logic appears to be. Fable created this driving game, and today I've been using opus 4.8 ultracode to add suspension and even custom GLB/OBJ additions.
Things are coming through a bit scrambled, to be expected, this wasn't fable helping me! I'm hijacking what fable created, and using genAI to create everything. So far it's coming along, suspension was a big deal, lucky to get opus doing independent suspension per wheel. That's a cool feature, looks great, will take some tweaking to feel amazing..
omg tire tracks
The tire tracks really make this game fun, and I'm hopeful to see multiplayer come together too. The sand physics are amazing. Fable did a great job. The tire marks... I can't get enough... it makes the game feel great to just drive, explore, loop around, repeat and I love the idea of drawing on sand, even the family enjoyed doing it, from 4 to 40. The sand slowly heals itself over time too. Imagine a few friends zipping around the dunes in these bad boys.
Lately, tweaking the per wheel suspension, and gravity/jump abilities. It's a lot of fun. Nearly there.
Getting the texture right, it was reversed?
Texture was in reverse, weird because older models never had this issue. Now that I have that figured out, I'm seeing more matchy matchy results.