@nprofile1q... N64 style.

@nprofile1q... As someone who is majoring in the field I try out many local models, I sometimes get access to the "we have reached AGI models" from University. The code that comes out of it often looks correct and it often enough compiles and does the thing you want. But when you actually dive in you find a lot of mistakes, often enough errors. I try it with things I am familiar with, creating small games, writing a parser, etc. I actually think that producing code is the worst use-case for AI.

@nprofile1q... Absolutely. If you just want to play games you totally don’t use the latest stuff. My PC from 2014 still runs fine!! Sure I upgraded to 32gb of ram (ddr3) once and also bought an rtx 2070 in 2020 (?). The rest is from 2014. But if you want to do serious computing, which I want to do for my masters degree, it sucks.

@nprofile1q... Depends on the toilet.

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... throwing just your texture handle of your api in there is really convenient. Also used it for much more than just debugging 😅

@nprofile1q... Apparently you can even import the animations. But haven't tried it.

@nprofile1q... I just tried this plugin and seems to work in Blender 5: https://github.com/mrwonko/Blender-Jedi-Academy-Tools/releases

Maybe it helps a bit, regardless.

@nprofile1q... You can also easily access the model files as the pak file is just a regular zip. So you can learn from them. There should be a Ghoul 2 importer for Blender, I think?