#Can ChatGPT actually use Godot? Let's find out.

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mystic fjord
tame fox
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Even if ChatGPT didn't make everything working with its first output in either engine, do you think that with a small amount of debugging is all that is needed to get the code working to make the prototype functional and playable? If that is the case, do you think that using ChatGPT is worth using to at least get that initial first several lines prepared for the game?

sacred ember
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from browsing similar posts and my own experiencce, I'd say its pretty awful at godot. Much of the code it outputs is pulled more or less directly from existing code, I dont think it can actually implement novel concepts in the same way it can for more established languages and/or engines. I'd say whatever of value it may produce is just as available through a google search

steep pawn
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No. I used it and all I can say is that it's only really useful for getting the general system logic right but not the code

vocal verge
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it is pretty good at translating from other languages. there are occasional python functions in there, but you can just tell it to either use a different one or implement it in godot

keen apex
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it can grasp godot 4

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it assisted me to write an ai planner with unit tests

vocal verge
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oh that's neat.. if it is good at writing unit tests, i'll use it more lol

keen apex
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generate unit tests for func action_with_time_constraints.

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works fine

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it could use the right test function name but theres a 50 message limit on chatgpt4

vocal verge
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that's nice, I'll need to try that. I hate writing unit tests, way too repetitive

prisma lark
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Seeing that ChatGPT is using only ~300M parameters compared to GPT3 having 1.7B parameters, my theory is that most people have the hardware to run ChatGPT at home themselves, but ‘Open’AI are happy to sell the model anyway

Which makes me think, a model like GPT2 that is publicly available could be reverse engineered, and theoretically trained quite quickly on GDScript, Godot 4, aswell as basic math and language skills and whatever else.

I’ve seen the results of GPT2 training myself and it’s quite impressive with structured language like lyrics, and even more so with ‘deterministic’ language like code.

keen apex
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I am using gpt4

vocal verge
prisma lark
prisma lark
# keen apex I am using gpt4

Same, I don’t think it’s that good, it’s really good at high level maths or things that require lots of logic thinking, but I still think I can do certain things much faster myself