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This game uses AI-generated content during its development. Some of the 2D artwork and promotional images were created with the assistance of AI tools. All such content is pre-generated, curated by the developer, and remains static within the final product. The game does not feature real-time AI content generation during gameplay.
Part of the art assets were generated using AI tools to create initial concept sketches, which were then manually adjusted and revised by artists. The final work combines AI-generated foundational designs with human artistic revisions.
The translation process for languages other than Chinese utilized AI & human revision.
This game uses AI to generate character avatars and a little CG. The AI models used are Anything and QTea, and the generation tool StableDiffusion is used
I will not directly provide any AI services, but plan to only retain the interface for external AI to take over the game logic in the game. Users can use their own trained language models, and they can only solve problems such as computing power by themselves. I plan to not allow users to enter text in the game, so that users have no chance of inducing language model generation. However, some overfitting language models will ignore the prompts and output nfsw. At the same time, I used two methods: 1. Limit the output length and suppress it from the root. 2. Keyword check to see if nfsw content exists. If someone tries to report it, he should report it to the person who gave him the language model. If the user enables AI, I will change the name of the enabled AI service into a game watermark to prove that it is the user's own problem.
This game uses AI-generated content during its development. Some of the 2D artwork and promotional images were created with the assistance of AI tools. All such content is pre-generated, curated by the developer, and remains static within the final product. The game does not feature real-time AI content generation during gameplay.
Part of the art assets were generated using AI tools to create initial concept sketches, which were then manually adjusted and revised by artists. The final work combines AI-generated foundational designs with human artistic revisions.
The translation process for languages other than Chinese utilized AI & human revision.
This game uses AI to generate character avatars and a little CG. The AI models used are Anything and QTea, and the generation tool StableDiffusion is used
I will not directly provide any AI services, but plan to only retain the interface for external AI to take over the game logic in the game. Users can use their own trained language models, and they can only solve problems such as computing power by themselves. I plan to not allow users to enter text in the game, so that users have no chance of inducing language model generation. However, some overfitting language models will ignore the prompts and output nfsw. At the same time, I used two methods: 1. Limit the output length and suppress it from the root. 2. Keyword check to see if nfsw content exists. If someone tries to report it, he should report it to the person who gave him the language model. If the user enables AI, I will change the name of the enabled AI service into a game watermark to prove that it is the user's own problem.