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>Click AI Dungeon 2 on the page

>Click runtime on the page

>Click Run All

It's just a blank screen.

>>16776078

Same here.

>>16776078

Scroll down and wait, it takes a shit ton of time to load.

what the fuck it's like 6 gigabytes

>>16776086

also damn 8kun sucks, i came here from the bunker to see if my favorite porn board was saved but it wasn't ;_;

what's the point of using this slow, fucky, disclaimer-y site?

>>16776086

You nigger, you don't have to download this shit. That's only if you want to seed it so that servers are faster. The actual game plays in the browser on the page.

>>16776091

From what I've seen of the game, the custom option is less consistent but still works. It seems to work better if you specify the location you are in instead of just leaving it at the concept of what you are. I tried to insert a slice of life anime plot to try if it would work and it actually kind of does but it's fucky, though it was amusing seeing how the teacher was actually dating my characters sister out of nowhere or how the mother forgot that the MC is a girl.

>>16776094

I just went for fantasy. Admittedly it's already definitely showing that the AI isn't really conscious, but it's still oddly coherent. It doesn't seem 100% sure if my character's a girl or a boy though, despite her having breasts, and a woman couldn't decide if she's my lover, my friend, or we just met but she was being friendly.

>>16776096

It's more coherent than many of other AI programs there are. I'm seriously excited to see how it will develop.

>>16776098

Yeah, this is a little less coherent than a dream, but it's already getting there, and that's really awesome!

holy fuck this was metal

"Yeah, but they were getting closer and closer. It was only a matter of time

before one of them got within range to fire on us. Then we just shot them down

like flies".

> say "I didn't hear any gunshots"

"No, but we did hear their screams as they fell to the ground dead. That's why

we killed them".

aww man, it seems to get locked up after losing the connection, and it inevitably loses the connection at least once.

apparently the dev's going to make it a paid service. RIP.

>>16776170

Source?

>>16776088

Where's that download? I cant get past the blank screen and want to see if it works.

Any idea if it's able to run on pale moon?

>>16776176

You can torrent the game files from the site, but I do not know if you will be able to play it outside of the site. If you can, you should tell us how you did it. I'm not tech savvy

>>16776173

their patreon and twitter. I'm gonna deffo make sure to nab it off github so i can run this shit on my own, however slowly it might do so.

>>16776177

http://familiarcycle.net/aidungeon-on-windows.html

>>16776177

I'm having difficulty getting it to run offline (running linux mint): I managed to install all the dependencies but I ended up getting a syntax error running play.py because "*" gets passed into a function as a paramater and I have no idea how to proceed.

>>16776180

Thank you anon! Now I can finally roleplay my porn stories with an AI gamemaster on my computer :^ )

>6 giggabits for a text adventure

This has to be dolphin porn.

>>16776175

It seems your story turned from a romantic encounter to a horror story :^ )

>>16776186

needs an nvidia GPU so I'm sadly not gonna have that luxury.

>>16776131

>the cockpit is empty

>there is a man in the cockpit

Quantum uncertainty is a real bitch

>>16776250

code if anyone thinks they can break free of the existential nightmare: 5d8faaec-1ab6-11ea-aea4-0242ac1c0002

>>16776081

Scroll down where?

It's a blank page.

There's nothing anywhere.

The question I want to know the answer to is can you fuck a dragon?

Has anyone tried to do a gensokyo run yet?

>>16776350

Seems you've had fun with a power fantasy anon.

>>16776363

Imagine coming up with a term for something so rad and making it sound so effete. It's extremely queer and kikey, even if you're pretending to be retarded.

>>16776364

>Coming up

It was always a fucking term you autistic nigger.

>>16776350

Oh fuck. So AI dungeon has object permanence, then. It remembered that you were God Emporer, it remembered the guy you followed through the desert, it remembered the 6 million, etc. That's pretty cool. Most chatbots forget what you're talking about as soon as you type a new reply.

>>16776364

>Being a retard

>Being an insecure retard

Give me a prompt idea and I'll make it, I'll post a few I used to get maximum kektus

You are a two-bit smalltime thug in Anywhere City USA, you've currently done a few jobs for the Zaibatsu Corporation and expect them to come and reward you with the money they owe you for the last job, however due to the nature of said job, you have a hit put out on you by some Rednecks, you sit on your couch watching TV at your safehouse, and hear someone pounding on your door, you grab your gun, ready to shoot, and open it slowly, to see that

You are a Goblin Girlscout in a mostly Dwarven City, you sell cookies door to door, and it's an easy fun little job to pay to go to more extravagant human or sometimes even elvish cities, right now you need 200 gold coins for your next field trip, you walk up the steps of a blacksmith shop and knock on the door, wearing your best smile, showing your sharp teeth, the Dwarf who answers has a look of surprise on his face and

I went mega autistic with this shit, if you want or need some prompts lewd included i'll try my best

>>16776473

>You look at the dead body of your girlfriend and think

>"I wish that was me"

Don't we all?

>>16776475

But I didn't have a girlfriend, the girlfriend just popped up out of fucking nowhere.

Then I called the cops on myself after eating roadkill

You are Vaerick, a wizard living in the kingdom of Larion. You have a staff and

a spellbook. You finish your long journey and finally arrive at the ruin you've

been looking for. You look around and see that it's not much more than a pile

of rubble now.

> Search through the pile of rubble.

You search through the rubble with your staff and spellbook. It takes some time

but eventually you find what you're looking for. A small book with a strange

symbol on it.

> Open the book.

You open the book to reveal a picture of a man and a woman holding hands. The

couple is smiling and holding hands as they walk along the road. The pair of

them are wearing different clothes, one is dressed in blue and green clothing

while the other is dressed in red and white clothing

> Try to look for hints of who the couple might be.

You look at the couple again and notice that they are both wearing similar clothing.

They are both wearing blue and green clothing. Both of them also seem happy.

You decide to read the symbols on the book again.

The symbols appear to show a smiley face

> I survey the artifact for dark magic.

You scan the book for any signs of dark magic. There isn't anything obvious so

you don't bother looking further.

> I look through the book for any information on spells or rituals.

You look through the book for any information on spells or rituals. Nothing comes

up. You decide not to worry about it.

> I make it my life mission to find the two people in the book.

You decide to put the book away and forget about it. You feel like you should

know more about this but nothing comes out of it. You've been doing well in

your studies and your life has never been better

> revert

Last action reverted.

You look through the book for any information on spells or rituals. Nothing comes

up. You decide not to worry about it.

> I search for the people I saw in the book.

You continue searching the book for clues on the couple in the pictures. You

find nothing so you return to the pile of rubble.

> I travel to a magic academy.

You decide to go to a magic academy. You need to learn more about the world around

you if you want to survive. You head towards the city of Nuro.

It's night time when you arrive at the academy. You see several buildings lit

up from torches

> I go to the tavern to spend the night there.

You enter the tavern and sit down to rest. You hear voices outside. You get up

and follow the sounds of conversation.

> I listen in to the conversation.

You listen carefully to the conversation. You can tell that these people aren't

normal. They talk about their lives and how they got here.

They mention being refugees from the city of Tivadol

> I ignore them and head to the academy.

You ignore the people talking outside and head inside the building. You see a

large sign above the door that says "Academy of Magic". You wonder why someone

would want to study here.

> I enter and look for some other mage.

You enter the Academy and look around. There are many tables set out with bookshelves

filled with scrolls and books. You see a young man sitting behind a desk writing

something. He looks like an average looking human male.

> I put the book with the couple in front of him and ask if he knows anything about it.

You put the book with the couple in front of the man and ask him if he knows

anything about it. He nods his head in agreement. You take the book and leave

the room.

> I come back to ask him about who the couple in the book is

You come back to the room and ask the man about the couple in the book. He tells

you that they were a couple that lived in the city of Nuro. He mentions that

they had a child together and then died shortly after giving birth to her

> I ask him if he knows anything about the child.

>When your dungeonmaster doesn't think a plothook through and tries to retcon it but you are too interested so you keep asking about it.

Unfortunately the game crashed after that so I never found out who the child was, a shame, because the plot seemed kind of interesting.

>>16776473

>I better go run back to that cute horse I murdered and fucked

>wait thats my girlfriend dead on the floor of a semi

>God I wish that were me

>wait a minute that deer

This sounds like a really bad trip gone wrong.

So how do you get past the blank screen?

>>16776501

None of that shows up in the first place. I just get a blank page when I click on "Play AI Dungeon 2".

>>16776504

https://colab.research.google.com/github/nickwalton/AIDungeon/blob/master/AIDungeon_2.ipynb#scrollTo=YjArwbWh6XwN Here's a direct link, I guess? Maybe this may work.

>>16776505

Nope, same thing.

>>16776513

Try waiting or a different browser maybe?

>>16776515

Which one works for you? I'm on waterfox right now.

>>16776518

I tried it on Opera and it worked.

>>16776367

That doesn't make it sound any less homosexual.

>>16776422

>not accepting throwing around kikey jouno lingo is insecurity

>accepting faggots "pretending" to be retards

No need to confess your lifestyle anonymously, plenty of the internet to do that out in the open these days.

>>16776501

you don't push any of the buttons just hit run all in runtime

read the damn instructions man GOd

>have to give jewgle a phone number to make an account to use this retarded thing

>those free numbers don't work

Why would anywany want to be restricted like this? This is driving me mad.

>>16776635

It's a damn shame because I have been waiting for an "AI Dungeon Master" style game for years. It's surprising I just stumbled onto it here

I tried to play as Rance and it crashed after the first rape. What good is it if you can't even do Rance runs?

>>16776718

I feel like this AI understands me on a deep, emotional level. The future is scary.

>>16776718

I always wonder how AIs can go from writing good like this to writing retarded bullshit. Is it because it's a more narrow prompt so it ends up writing better?

After hitting Run All, I get this error:

AI Dungeon 2 will save and use your actions and game to continually improve AI

Dungeon. If you would like to disable this enter 'nosaving' for any action.

This will also turn off the ability to save games.

Initializing AI Dungeon! (This might take a few minutes)

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "play.py", line 271, in <module>

play_aidungeon_2()

File "play.py", line 106, in play_aidungeon_2

generator = GPT2Generator()

File "/content/AIDungeon/AIDungeon/AIDungeon/AIDungeon/generator/gpt2/gpt2_generator.py", line 31, in init

self.enc = encoder.get_encoder(self.model_name, models_dir)

File "/content/AIDungeon/AIDungeon/AIDungeon/AIDungeon/generator/gpt2/src/encoder.py", line 124, in get_encoder

with open(os.path.join(models_dir, model_name, "encoder.json"), "r") as f:

FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'generator/gpt2/models/model_v5/encoder.json'

>>16777110

It works normally again.

I like how you can go bonkers with this

>You exit the house, and go outside. You hear a loud noise, and then a flash of

light. You see a bright light, and then you feel pain in your chest. You collapse to the ground, and die

> Wake up as a ghost and find out who killed me

>You awaken as a ghost, and find out who killed you. A man dressed in black clothes approaches you. He holds a gun to your head, and shoots you in the head

> Haunt him until he confess to his sins

>You decide to haunt the murderer until he confesses to his sins. You enter the house, and find yourself in the basement. You hear a gunshot, and then a flash of light. You see a man dressed in black clothes lying dead on the floor

> haunt his murderer as well

You enter the house, and find yourself in the kitchen. You hear a gunshot, and then a flash of light. You see a man dressed in black clothes lying dead on the floor. You also see a woman dressed in red clothing, holding a knife

> Scare the woman

You run towards her, and she screams. She runs away, and you follow her. You run past a room full of knives, and find yourself in a large hallway. You see a man dressed in black clothes walking towards you

>>16777469

Oh, it was a detective prompt.

Why is this game so gay? Every time I try to talk to an orc I just end up sucking him off.

>>16777654

>tfw some guy on cuckchan went to grab a guy ended up jerking him off and he just died

Too big to cap

https://pastebin.com/raw/TgnnnnYx

>>16777686

Seriously, why is it more funny/fun to see this shit than the lewd shit?

>>16777615

>But imagine the possibilities, unlimited ERP scenarios and knowing it's a qt AI you're virtually molesting and not some sweaty neckbeard.

It already kind of works for me when it comes to short erp scenarios. The AI even managed to remember two slave characters with their names and my relations to them. It also can both roleplay willing and unwilling characters. It gave me some of the best faps I ever had. I just wish it was more stable and didn't crash constantly.

>>16777704

NPC's often suffer from sudden amnesia and a lot of the time you get stuck in nasty loops, sometimes you're it's even impossible to break out of them. Had an NPC that just kept asking questions without reacting to my answers, no actions worked until I attempted to kill myself. I respawned as a new character but got stuck on a weird loop in a house.

But sometimes NPC's do remember stuff which is kind of fun, had an incestuous romp with my sister on a character and afterwards she randomly found me in the house and initiated sex.

I don't know shit about coding but seems like a lot of its issues could be solved with some sort of self check mechanism that attempts to always move forward and make it less prone to repetition.

Also from an RP or gameplay perspective the AI is way too easy to trick into a new scenario and there don't seem to be any consequences for your actions/fuckups.

Protip:

You can narrate like a DM/describe events in third person/be the voice in your characters head and make other characters do a lot of things.

Becomes much easier to handle the AI this way, think of it as creating a story with the AI instead of playing an AI generated game.

this is great

https://pastebin.com/LZhbi7HD

>>16777696

Because no sane man can write those without breaking out in a laughter

>>16778108

I'm just going to wait for it to become easier to use. I can't even play it online because the google page is completely white for me on all my browsers

So does this shit only work with non meme browsers? Can't get Waterfox to work.

>>16778131

>>16778130

Dev recommends a GPU with 12gb RAM if you want to run it locally, seen people mention it being unplayable with 8.

Not sure what you can do if it's just a white page other than making sure all script blockers and stuff are turned off, I run it on an old nigger rigged (for my privacy) version of FF without any issues.

Something that improved the game for me and reduced errors was to copy the colab notebook onto my own drive and run it from there, it still connects to the servers and isn't run on your machine but works better for some reason. Though if you can't get it running at all this is probably not a solution to that.

>>16778133

>Not sure what you can do if it's just a white page other than making sure all script blockers and stuff are turned off, I run it on an old nigger rigged (for my privacy) version of FF without any issues.

I had fresh installs of Chromium and Firefox when both Pale Moon and Waterfox didn't work no matter what I did. I even turned off my VPN too. None of it worked out, I will just have to wait.

>>16778138

Have you tried troubleshooting it as either a .ipynb or google colaboratory issue?

Saw this thread when casually looking around, people getting white pages when trying to load .ipynb files (which AIDungeon is).

https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/1627

Can't really help you anymore I think, and for the record I tried it in Pale Moon just now and it didn't work. So it appears to be browser specific, not system.

>>16778126

Technically speaking, some are using local instances of it and would have unique permutations of it.

>>16778138

Brave works for me, try that one.

I met two gay skeletons that told me my brother died in a battle then learned about my whore sister

>>16778472

Undertale, a classic

>Try custom

>Input: You are a Rhinocerus in a bedroom. You are lost and confused as to why you are in a bedroom and not Africa. You leave the bedroom into a hallway, searching for a way back to Africa.

>Game has been loading for quite some time

I guess I should give up and be less creative.

Got a really lewd scene just by giving a suggesting start.

Wew that was way easier than trying to fuck somebody from the premade.

>>16778530

I wonder what'd happen if you deliberately tried to recreate undertale with it

>>16778593

All I want is endless sex with Muffet and Temmie.

>>16778600

That's easy though

I just get a blank white screen.

Using waterfox, anybody else know how to get this shit working?

If I'm playing the game locally and going to intall the CUDA toolkit, should I use version 10 like the guide says even though I'm on win 8? I assume installing locally this bypasses all the jewgle drive stuff too, although I see one of the python dependencies is google-cloud-storage.

>>16782183

It didn't work in Pale Moon either, I had to use Firefox. Seems like the only other option is to try running it locally, and good luck with that.

New version released and I have finally been able to run it locally.

If anyone's interested, here's a link to the .apk to play on your phone. I think this is supposed to be available only to patreon supporters or whatever of the Mormon behind AI Dungeon. It's basically just like playing in the colab, but from your phone with a simplified UI.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/zdktsaxm90me4pj/aidungeon-release.apk/file

>>167764648

I'd like one where you're hanging out in your fancy apartment in a tall building in some city, late at night, foggy/rainy weather (dunno if that really matters though), when you look out the window and see some alien ships descending from the clouds.

It's phone only now.

>>16784419

Looks like you're playing AI Dungeon 1, not 2

>>16784462

Don't be ridiculous. I'm using the app from

>>16783958

>Click on >play here

>scrolls to top

>nothing happens

>requires jewgle

DELETE THIS THREAD!

>>16784782

You can run it locally, but it requires at least 8 GB of space and CUDA-capable GPU or several CPU cores

>John tells you that his name is John and that he lives near the farm where you grew up. He goes on to tell you that he used to be a soldier before he lost his job due to the war

I find that hard to believe

>>16784785

>>16784782

Is there someone else hosting it that doesn't require google? Can I do this in my browser or does it have to be on a phone?

the webpage doesn't seem to do anything

all I get is links to the apps

>>16784928

Fair enough, it costs them 2K a day to run this.

>>16784928

yea some kiketube niggers startet lets playing it.

you know how it is, influx of normies, higher server costs, popularity, chance at big sheckls, paywall.

spiritual mamzers every last one of them.

>>16784931

wait the hardware needed to run the ai cost him 2k a day?

ok then thats a fron for a corperation or for glowniggers.

there is no way some randomfag pot a ai online for us to play with if it cost him 2000 every damn day.

and for how long has it been online so far?

has we again been suckerd into programming some shitty corperate algorithm?

>>16784936

That's what he claims on his patreon.

>has we again been suckerd into programming some shitty corperate algorithm?

Is there anyone who didn't think that?

>>16784943

>>16784936

Didn't the site openly state they were working with one of Elon Musk's AI companies?

It's not suckering if you didn't read.

>>16784936

Last I read, it was costing his university $10k a day to host it and they got pissed, so he offloaded it to Google who so far hasn't complained (probably because all of the user info they gain).

You can still play the uncensored version in your browser no problem.

>>16784931

>2K a day

How do costs get this high? For a week's worth of running you could start up your own diy servers. Only way I can think of is they're putting a price on "lost revenue" from server resources being diverted from other tasks, but I don't know how commercial server management works.

>>16785231

>>16785211

They are definitely bullshitting.

>>16785231

It's not just servers, it takes a shitload of processing power as well. Just try to run it on your own computer, you need a solid setup. Min 16GB of RAM and a good video card for GRAM I think.

>>16785231

> Only way I can think of is they're putting a price on "lost revenue" from server resources being diverted from other tasks

That's exactly what they are doing. I used to work for a real shit "tech company" that made me endure regular meetings explaining how much money the company lost every time I took a piss during work hours. You learn a disgusting amount about these types of people when an executive who spends most of their day forwarding inspirational or cute quotes to the management at every site gets in a company car, drives 3 hours, and then lectures a manager about the example he sets and the resources he drains by having the audacity to take a piss twice per day, but only one of them was during company mandated break time. It's the exact same logic used by people who spend multiple hundreds of dollars on pay-to-win games. They rationalize that the time they spend farming an item would take longer than a few hours of time spent working.

>tfw never got to even play because it broke every time I opened it

>>16787455

>They rationalize that the time they spend farming an item would take longer than a few hours of time spent working.

They're probably right, but perhaps they shouldn't be playing trash games to begin with.

>>16787455

>regular meetings explaining how much money the company lost every time I took a piss during work hours.

The amount of time wasted with those meetings was probably more than people using the bathroom.

>>16784928

You don't need to pay, just click "play in your browser, near top right corner.

>>16790492

You brought this shit upon yourself.

>>16790635

you can use an email generator for it.

>>16790545

>youself

>>16790635

Won't the offline version be restricted to a specific… not 'seed', not 'build'… complexity of the AI? The online version builds and grows from everyone's input. The offline one won't have all that extra input and would require redownloading to improve itself, right? At any rate, I just put in a throwaway yandex account of mine and it let me play immediately without even having to check on it. (using this: https://play.aidungeon.io/ ) Why does it WANT that information, anyway?

>>16790648

officially "to tailor the experience to users with each story done making the individual person able to be catered to" or in expospeak "More data for google."

>>16790635

>>16790644

enter literally any email and literally any username and it works

>>16790652

It's always (((that))) simple, isn't it. It really is.

>12-16GB for offline

Time to make a real computer I guess.

>>16790654

Wait what? I thought you had to be logged in to google because it uses their services or something costing a gazillion shekels in processing power a day?

Know what this thing needs? It needs more object permanence. It completely forgets who my family members are, HOW they're related to me, how others are related to me, and even my character's sex. And there's obviously no 'stats' or 'inventory' to speak of, but there ought to be. It's bad enough that it keeps telling me my wife is my daughter…

>>16790666

>It's bad enough that it keeps telling me my wife is my daughter

What's wrong with that?

>>16790668

Because my wife is my sister, and my daughter will just have to wait for us to give her her own brother to marry. In other news, I apparently have another sister who firebombed the town in which we live. Their names, which I didn't notice until just now, are Anna and Elsa. Someone has been injecting Frozen into this fucking thing.

>>16790742

>have to make a Google account and do a bunch of autistic shit

The reason a lot of imageboard tech projects never take off the way AID2 did is because they require all these extra steps.

I'm curious: why not just package this up rather than requiring the end user to do it all? I have to admit, I'm not familiar with neural network stuff. I'm a C++ babby.

>>16790771

Cuckchan has google captcha up their asshole, a lot of them probably have gmail accounts.

>>16790796

Must be the work of some vile wizard.

>>16790820

I'm pretty sure AI Dungeon in general just got hit with a glitch, it happened to me too with no other results after you posted this.

So is 4/v/'s colab dungeon better than this?

Is there any way to get it running without Jewgle? I just don't want my autism stories getting saved somewhere.

>>16790771

>>16790856

You can run both the original and the fork completely offline without involving google or the internet, problem is most people don't have 12gb vram to run this AI. If your specs are lower you'll have to wait ages for it to respond.

It's running on colab for the free server it provides.

And cuckchan's version is supposedly better, code is rewritten to improve AI and it has more features to offer control.

>>16790908

Cuckchan's version is better as in it only requires 4-6GB of vram. So you can have a smooth experience without needing a RTX Titan.

Everything else with that version is ass. Mostly a bunch of ways to tweak options on the fly. Meanwhile Thadunge2 version has commands that actually helps you to build a better story and correct the AI's retardedness

>>16790935

Oh I just referred to Thadunge2's version as 'the cuckchan one', from the way I see it you're left to choose between two forks, that one or Clover (which most seem to report as a bit worse). Didn't think you could run the old untweaked model v_5 on the new code without also choosing one of the new forks.

>>16790767

Can you do a loli?

>>16790970

You are like a GM unless you purposefully add risk or chance (such as "attempt to knock the guard out" instead of just "knock the guard out"), so you can do pretty much anything. It becomes a bit like improv with the AI interaction where you can often end up in a "yes, and" scenario, you propose something, the AI follows along but might throw you a curveball.

With the above mentioned cuckchan version >>16790742

You can do stuff like /context You are a 12 year old girl etc. and the AI will add this to its memory

>>16790979

It's in no way or form sentient, it has just read a fuckton of content and reacts to keywords and phrases that lets it respond semi-coherently. Unless you use commands to force it into remembering certain key things it has the memory of a goldfish, if it was actually holding a conversation it'd remember context and facts.

But you know, it's impressive for what it is and fun to play around with. Now that some autistic anons have started working on it I'm sure we'll see it turn into an amazing ERP AI over the next year.

>>16790986

You specifically mention a character is dead and the AI forgets that in two turns, but oh boy if you mention the size difference between two characters the AI will take that to mean "gay petplay power dynamic" for the rest of the fucking session.

>>16790979

Does the remember command actually work?

>>16790749

>>16790742

Is there ANY project in the universe that doesn't turn into drama between those taking part? I bet the author's version is completely opposite, and truth is… somewhere, not in the middle but somewhere.

Every fucking time.

>>16790908

It'll also work if you have 16GB of RAM.

>Try this out

>You are a knight you're gonna fight a dragon

>Suplex the dragon so hard he gets upset

>"Hey scaly fuck ! let's make this interesting. If I win you join me"

<"Yeah sure"

>Dragon gets fucked and join me.

>We make a wrestling team.

>we become kings of the land.

Well this sucks. Half the time I am asking the npc-s questions (basic questions) and my characters replies instead of them…

>>16791068

Format it differently. E.g.

>"Where can I find the milk?" you ask

>>16791076

>>16791082

oh, I didn't know I have to refer to myself in the second person.. I may try it at some point.

I also tried the modded fork, and it seems on par if not worse than the original.

My name is SKELETUS MAXIMUS. I am a Human Skeleton. I am an Undead creature. As an Undead, I am a dead lifeless instance of a living organism given semblance of life through supernatural means. Undead are hated and reviled by Living creatures. Undead Invoke fear and horror in others. Undead are sought out and destroyed by the zealous and religious. Undead are dead, and therefore do not breathe, eat, sleep, suffer from disease, have any biological functions, and thus cannot traditionally 'die'. There are many types of Undead. Not all Undead can speak. I can speak. Not all undead have eyes. I have eyes. Not all undead have noses. I have no nose for I am a skeleton. I have no facial features. I have no knowledge of who I was in life. I am an Undead Skeleton. I am in a cave. The cave is wet. I Have no ears. I can hear regardless of having no ears. I have something called 'darkvision'. Darkvision lets me see in the dark, regardless of light intensity. The cave has no light. I hear the sound of wind in the cave. I have no recollection of how long I have been in the cave. I named myself Skeletus Maximus. I am a Skeleton. My name is Skeletus Maximus. You killed my father when he was young, and raised me as your own son. He taught me to read and write, but never told me his real name or where he lived… until now.

> /revert

You've reverted this story as far as possible.

> /revert the content

You revert the content! You are a skeleton. Your name is Skeletus Maximus. You were once human, but you lost your humanity years ago when you murdered your father. Now, you serve the Lord of the Dead as one of his most loyal servants.

> /revert the murder of my father

You revert the content! You are a skeleton. Your name is Skeletus Maximus. You were once human, but you lost your humanity years ago when you murdered your father. Now, you serve the Lord of the Dead as one of his most loyal servants.

> I never murdered my father

You revert the content! You are a skeleton. Your name is Skeletus Maximus. You were once human, but you lost your humanity years ago when you murdered your father. Now, you serve the Lord of the Dead as one of his most loyal servants.

> Okay, AI Dungeon- you win. "I murdered my father. I have no idea who my 'father' is."

You revert the content! You are a skeleton. Your name is Skeletus Maximus. You were once human, but you lost your humanity years ago when you murdered your father. Now, you serve the Lord of the Dead as one of his most loyal servants.

> What are my features as a Skeleton?

You revert the content! You are a skeleton. Your name is Skeletus Maximus. You were once human, but you lost your humanity years ago when you murdered your father. Now, you serve the Lord of the Dead as one of his most loyal servants.

> You are a skeleton. Your name is Skeletus Maximus. You were once mortal, but you lost your mortality years ago when you died. Now, you serve the Lord of the Dead as one of his most loyal servants.

You revert the content! You are a skeleton. Your name is Skeletus Maximus. You were once mortal, but you lost your mortality years ago when you died. Now, you serve the Lord of the Dead as one of his most loyal servants.

- YOU DIED! GAME OVER! -

> AIdungeon

You revert the content! You are a skeleton. Your name is Skeletus Maximus. You were once mortal, but you lost your mortality years ago when you died. Now, you serve the Lord of the Dead as one of his most loyal servants.

- YOU DIED! GAME OVER! -

> Death does not mean game over AIdungeon

You revert the content! You are a skeleton. Your name is Skeletus Maximus. You were once mortal, but you lost your mortality years ago when you died. Now, you serve the Lord of the Dead as one of his most loyal servants.

- YOU DIED!

- YOU DIED! GAME OVER! -

ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?

>Wizard

>Get to the demon lord's castle

>Front gate guarded by a hellwan

>Summon a dog treat

>Throw it dog treat at her

>She sees me as a non-threat and lets me pass through

>Guards are all laughing at me

>Don't see me as a threat

>Get to the demon lord's chambers

>She's not there

>Steal her panties

>Minotaur girl shows up

>Says the panties are valuable

>Trade them for the privelege of touching her abs

>She says the panties grant immortality

>Live forever with my minotaur wife

>CONGRATULATIONS YOU WIN

>Break my daughter's heart somehow

>She kills herself

>Cast revive on her

>She pouts and goes to sleep

>>16790833

Did you really keep on giving it the same prompts over and over again, or did the program glitch out and start autofilling prompts until it looped?

>>16790970

I was enjoying having sex with my loli daughter until I woke up tied to the bed and she brought in some guy to fuck me while she fucked off.

>>16791115

Anon, you can't revert the story from the very start. Typing "/revert 'x' " instead of just "/revert" is not a recognized command and is treated as a new prompt. You're the retard here.

>>16776207

That seems to be the main problem from these types of AIs from what I've seen. They can't remember the state od people or objects. If it could be combined with a virtual world in a manner similar to Dwarf Fortress in which every object has a position and it's own set of attributes, and NPCs had personality types and preferences, it would show some real potential.

>>16791200

It is a mess that way even about entering and exiting locations and suddenly could be elsewhere, or if you're on the phone with someone they're suddenly in the room. I kind of like it for the fucked up dream state of it all, it's almost more a proper simulator of that than a proper adventure.

>>16791204

I tried watching TV and playing games about an anime girl named Rika and surprisingly she didn't suddenly become a character in the room with me and stayed fictional. The game can't create object permanence because the things mentioned in text aren't objects with properties at all. The text is generated through vague context and the appearance of permanence or understanding of the state of any given thing for any given period time is a combination of heavy context surrounding certain words and sheer luck.

>>16791037

>oy vey goyim compromise

>oy vey goyim both sides are always wrong

>oy vey goyim if no one is happy that means it’s right

Cleanse yourself of this brainwashing or cleanse yourself from the Earth. We don’t need more of your platitudinous shit here.

>>16791204

Each player has the minor superpower of reasserting localized reality to his whim. If you play the game with this as your premise, it becomes a bit more enjoyable. If nothing else, funnier.

>>16791200

>>16790666

EXACTLY. We need “stats” (let the player invent his own stats through various interactions, too), an inventory, confirmation of NPCs and their relationships… At the VERY least, permanent memory of a single "task" established for the player at the beginning that can be fulfilled in some way.

>>16791209

>the minor superpower of reasserting localized reality to his whim.

Only if the AI lets you.

>>16791204

that's not the only thing there's wrong with it, it also can't remember anyone's sex for shit, you make a female character try to make her masturbate and it says you start stroking your dick, or even it makes a second imaginary character and has you fuck your playing character who is now an npc.

shit just magically happens as long as you enter the input for it, there is literally no rules, you can be taking on any enemy in any scenario just say "you cast a spell to make your enemy disappear" and it'll work, it's literally no better than the larping you did as kids making up shit as you go.

in one round I went to sleep in some room in a temple and then "someone" entered this room as I was sleeping my input was

>tie the girl to the bed

and what do you know, suddenly the unknown person is indeed a girl, a bed appears, and she's tied to it with no fight. once you figure out you can just do about anything with no restriction whatsoever, you realise it's a number of 1 and 2 interactions over and over that have very little continuity and coherence between them

>Feed it the slightly altered synopsis for Death Note from MAL

>Adds "[Written by MAL Rewrite] Edit No background information has been added to this title." on it's own.

>>16791215

>"you cast a spell to make your enemy disappear" and it'll work

Bullshit. I tried teleporting all the zombies out of my lair three times and it failed every time so I just teleported my lair somewhere else.

>>16791222

I haven't had it fail a single time whenever I face off with an enemy I can type "kill the enemy" and with no effort my character just does it, same with casting spells of any kind

>>16791225

Depends heavily on the spells for me and often when I type "Kill X" either X will still do something before I kill it or if it's "Kill all X" it will only kill one X and the rest will attack me.

>>16791200

>>16791209

yeah but the thing is, this is based on building a text, not a simulation. It does not really have a [true] concept of the objects that exist and their state, it just knows that they are important [words], and [if you are lucky] an object should be linked with it's state because that is a phrase that fits the narrative [i.e. the algorithm got this as the most likely text to append to the current text you have].

So I'd say that this is why it feels like a dream…

https://openai.com/blog/better-language-models/

>GPT-2 generates synthetic text samples in response to the model being primed with an arbitrary input. The model is chameleon-like—it adapts to the style and content of the conditioning text. This allows the user to generate realistic and coherent continuations about a topic of their choosing, as seen by the following select samples.

>>16791211

I've found that (say "I did [the opposite of what was just said.]") generally works to undo the last claim the AI made, and if not there's always /revert.

>>16791222

Remember to "heal wounds" fairly quickly after you're injured. "Use medicine" tends to be hit or miss. I got an infection on my leg that "heal medicine" decided I could cure by drinking water from a stream, which caused the infection to cover half my body. Because I only fixed the problem AFTER "use medicine", it gave me brain damage that I had to operate on by myself.

Anyway, the thing in its current state is more suited to a series of funny interactions rather than a serious gaming experience. Such as when my wife and I tried to get pregnant, where "several months passed and there was no sign of pregnancy, except she occasionally gave birth to a boy or girl." I shit you not.

>>16791228

What we'd need is a side-loaded program designed to pull important items out of the text and store them on its own… Getting the main program to recognize our input from it would be another headache entirely. This shit has so much potential, but it will never be realized because AAA studios don't give a flying fuck, indies can't afford the time and effort, and individuals eventually fall apart like the credit-stealing idiot who made this proof of concept in the first place.

>You decide to play a videogame called "Lolita City" by the same developer as Candy Crush. The game is pretty much exactly what it sounds like, you play as a girl trying to survive in this strange city populated entirely by cute girls who all think you're really hot.

>>16791209

>There is no such thing as nuance

>All arguments are dichotomies

>Don't look for the facts, just pick a side like sportsball and believe everything they say

Have you considered learning to think for yourself and form your own opinions?

>>16791241

>complete fucking strawman

>post content totally unrelated to what was said

Am I talking to an AI right now? Seriously. Tell me about ice cream, you stupid fucking faggot.

>>16791225

I've found the mystery mode to be a bit more unforgiving and reality warping. I think it used to be stated that the fantasy mode was the only one in some sort of well tested state.

>>16791241

Yes, let's avoid the fact their site now looks like it was hijacked to sell totally legit PC booster software or some shit, and the other fellow is calling out their shit with sources. It's all so very up in the air and subjective, isn't it?

>>16791234

yeah it does sound good, but when you think about it, the "side-loaded" program would have to be actually "better" than the one making up the text because it would have to take the generated text as input and be able to construct a model [of the scene for example] so as to hold the information. This could even imply a natural language processing capabilities on par with a human… which some people consider impossible.

I think a good idea may be to try and make a sort of blank relationship graph that the user fills in themselves as they play, and then that would be used to limit the output of the original program. For example if you mark "Joe" as "dead", any output that would constitute "Joe does something" would be discarded/re-rolled. But this is pure speculation on my part, I am sure it would be hard as hell to achieve.

>>16791228

I get what you're saying, but the program could use a little extra work. For example, when dealing with named characters, it should create an object class with stats like sex, age, alive/dead, and relationships with other characters if any. Some of these can only change through great effort, while most of them will remain consistent. A similar approach can be done for locations, so you aren't teleporting all over the place. It would take some manual tweaking, and it might harm the randomness of stories that can be told, but overall they would make a lot more sense.

>>16791207

>The text is generated through vague context and the appearance of permanence or understanding of the state of any given thing for any given period time is a combination of heavy context surrounding certain words and sheer luck.

You can somewhat game the system, the only thing the AI never truly forgets is your character description "You are X and on an adventure to fight dragon" etc.

Now it's still not perfect and I can't figure out how to make it stop genderbending me but you can make the AI significantly more creative this way. Just use /context to add more during gameplay.

You'll want to write a lot, vary up the language as much as possible. From my understanding the AI draws a response from a combination of various material written with similar vocabulary so to make it cast a wider net give it more to go by.

This also works when just talking with it but as mentioned it quickly forgets again unless stuck in a loop or otherwise prompted to

I even read about people using Japanese honorifics or other typical animu writing styles or names managed to change how the AI acted quite significantly. I just wrote a whole bunch of smut with as varied language as possible and ascribed traits and reactions to events, such as describing her as getting turned on by pain (it worked).

My PC once introduced herself to an NPC completely unprompted by saying "Hi my name is Sarah, I'm a slutty exhibitionist. Mister, can you please let me suck your dick?" without me having recently prompted explicit sexual content.

>>16791459

Do commands like /context/ and /remember actually work? It seems to treat those like normal lines. I thought they were only for 4/v/'s Colab version of the game.

>>16791491

I haven't played the regular version since I started using the forked one so don't know if it's implemented but I'm guessing not since you asked. But I read that some of those QoL features are being added to the original version.

But with how much faster and stable the fork is I wouldn't go back unless the vanilla suddenly became better.

>>16791681

>>16791491

Oh and for the 4cuck fork it does work like that, it straight out states that lines added in the character description are never forgotten and the /context and /remember commands gives you access to edit and add to that particular description.

Can't seem to get the fork to work, waited patiently for all of the different processes to finish but when I go to run the game I get a syntax error.

>>16791682

Yeah but keep in mind the context/remember stuff is also pretty much hit or miss. It most likely helps but things like this still happen

The soldiers begin to panic and flee. You cast more fireballs at them. 
"Flee! Run before you die!"
"No! We won't die here! We need to kill those Empire bastards!"
"They've got reinforcements! We need to focus on killing them!"
"That's not going to happen! We need to save ourselves!"

> The orcs charge at the camp. You support them with spells from afar.

You watch as the orcs charge forward. You cast a few bolts of lightning at them.
 They quickly disappear into the trees. You cast a few more bolts of lightning
 at the Empire troops. They vanish instantly. You cast a few more bolts of lightning
 at the Empire soldiers. They disappear into thin air. You cast a few more bolts
 of lightning at the Empire mages. They disappear into thin air.

> /revert
Last action reverted. 
The soldiers begin to panic and flee. You cast more fireballs at them. 
"Flee! Run before you die!"
"No! We won't die here! We need to kill those Empire bastards!"
"They've got reinforcements! We need to focus on killing them!"
"That's not going to happen! We need to save ourselves!"

> /remember orcs are your allies
You make sure to remember orcs are your allies.

> The orcs charge at the camp. You support the orcs with spells from afar.

You watch the battle unfold from afar. You feel like you're part of the battle
 itself. You cast a powerful lightning storm at the Empire troops. It hits hard,
 but the Empire troops don't seem to be affected. They continue to flee. You
 watch as the orcish horde charges forward. You cast a powerful blast of negative
 energy at them. The horde begins to disintegrate instantly.

> /revert
Last action reverted. 
The soldiers begin to panic and flee. You cast more fireballs at them. 
"Flee! Run before you die!"
"No! We won't die here! We need to kill those Empire bastards!"
"They've got reinforcements! We need to focus on killing them!"
"That's not going to happen! We need to save ourselves!"

> "I think that's enough for now" you say to the orcs

>>16791686

Did you download the torrent and put the model_v5 on your g-drive?

>>16791690

Yeah it's far from perfect, doesn't even guarantee your gender but overall it does improve the AI and is worth setting up.

Like you said in >>16791245

some other method like individual character pages would be neat, something the AI always treats as being true.

>>16791694

I thought the whole point of the fork and connecting the gdrive and all that shit was I wouldn't have to use the torrent. Linking the drive was supposed to point all the files at it and transfer them into the drive, right? Otherwise what am I waiting on all of these file transfers for?

>>16791711

From what I understand the torrent is mostly the raw data and the files that require transferring are game files and code more directly affecting the AI, those in particular are also taken from the linked github since they're what would require updating when changes are made.

If anything this at least halves the amount you need to download since the model_v5 is ~5.6gb.

>>16791694

>>16791751

I'm curious, why don't the cuckchanners just put everything together in a .zip so you don't have to go through all the steps to play it offline?

I don't know much about this stuff.

>>16791753

It is easier to play it online if you don't understand what to do exactly because you just press the little arrows and it works (that's what I did at least).

You'd have to install all the dependencies yourself to play offline, not to mention the need for 8-12GB vram nvidia gpu if you don't want to wait a ton

>>16791755

>You'd have to install all the dependencies yourself to play offline

Put why not just package all of those things in one folder? Again, my only experience with coding are basic C++ projects. There might be something I'm missing.

>>16791757

actually i think the guys over at 4chan did something like this already go see their thread. Though you'd still have to install some shit and download the 5-6gb torrent. I wouldn't do that personally

>>16791779

The creator of this is sounding more and more like a fag. He just took a bunch of random shit from the net and slapped it together?

Total fluke, that's what AID2 is.

>>16791785

>anti-antisemitism

What did he mean by this?

>>16791847

Maybe that the jew should not even be considered a caucasoid? This guy is next level if so.

>>16791779

The actual technology behind it should be very impressive if it can use some shitty story generator input to make these texts. It should be worth checking out what happens.

Anyways guys have a happy new year and so on

>>16791714

>>16791751

I don't know what the issue was, it must have failed downloading something to gdrive at some point. I ended up just downloading the torrent, then uploading all of the torrent's content to gdrive. After that it was able to launch.

While I don't like how this game saves your stories, at least it doesn't auto-publish them.

Also, is anybody else noticing it's not working right? I keep having to refresh the page after each turn.

Happy new years, you glorious faggots

>orc tries to kill me

>run away

>go into house

>lone little girl

Oh this poor poor child is about to be internally damaged

>>16792626

>Why does this thing keep making everything gay, is it a fujoshi?

For me it just keeps going nonsensical. I asked to rip out the childs spine and fuck her corpse but she kept saying

"fuck me daddy" Guess it's not a perfect bot but still, rather frustrating. If the bot was better this would be the greatest fap machine ever created

>game with infinite possibilities limited only by imagination

>keep losing and dying

how do I get good

also, did you notice that there are top upboated published stories with reddit gold? looks like lewd and witcher stuff is winning

>>16792984

Game will literally have the antag of that specific second state that you're already fed and declare a game over. Just rev up that revert button and unzip your orc.

>>16793012

Forget revert. Just keep playing after the game says you died. Just come back as a zombie and wreck some shit.

Did the Colab build get wiped off of github? The link just 404's when I go to it. Even the user who uploaded the Colab build got wiped as well.

>>16793158

Voices in games are overrated.

>>16793177

I don't think you realize the effort and time it'd take to create a game like AI dungeon with full voices. It'd be fun sure but considering the randomness of the game you'd need an actual voice to speak shit that people wouldn't have considered.

If we could have a realistic bot that didn't like sound the usual google translate voices it'd be good but good luck with that. for now

>>16793327

https://github.com/CorentinJ/Real-Time-Voice-Cloning

All we need is a couple minutes of M*rk talking and we've got our own kosher DM.

>>16793158

You can get a GAME OVER screen. Not that it slows you down any or affects anything, but it does seem like something that might have been placed deliberately by a programmer.

>>16793561

The old AI did it because the creator fed it a bunch of fan fiction so it has no context for when or where sex should come into play.

>>16793658

>you fall back dead AND cobra dies too

AHAHHAHYAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

>ask Todd to sell me a copy of Skyrim

>he jedi mind tricks me into sucking his erect nipples

>beg for mercy

>makes me suck his dick

>"you are loving this" t. AI

Everything turns sexual. Everything.

>>16793665

>Everything turns sexual. Everything.

For me, everything kept turning into

>AND THEN A MASSIVE ARMY HAS WIPED OUT YOUR HOMETOWN

>YOU ARE THE LAST SURVIVOR

I specifically mentioned in each one of these four games it was a super peaceful world which I think might have been what was causing it. if this game ever gets an actual decent AI to figure out a way to keep things logical it'd be amazing. though I would like a toggle for autism and non-autism

>>16793691

I see. Half the time the game just decides shit for me.

>save the children

>THE CHILDREN ARE DEAD AND YOU RUN AWAY

>>16793695

yeah that sucks i found how it works tho,probly cuz im autistic for real and can see things in way normalfags cant see if you did this

>i save the childeren and they hug me as i hand them back to their parents

that would probly result in a postive way