Thread 106364045

I, a complete nocoder, created a simple voxel game using GPT5. It has block placing, block destroying, jumping, and sneaking. It is clear to me that these AI models are not only intelligent, but in many ways superior to human intelligence.

This looks like a copy of one of the examples in the Raylib example set.
You literally just need to copy and paste to make this.

>>106364045 (OP)
>I [...] created
kek

>>106364045 (OP)
Yeah, no human has ever made a simple voxel game.

>>106364045 (OP)
chat, is gpt5 agi

>>106364045 (OP)
nice fucking ad, glowie

>>106364177
IT'S LITERALLY AGI IT'S GONNA KJILL US ALL SOME FUCKING KIKE MADE IT :OO
FUCK YOU YOU FUCKIGN MORONS
THE SAME THING FOR SIX YEARS
ALL THE IMPORTANT SHIT IS DONE BY CHINESE KID MATHEMATICIANS
WORTHLESS DRUGGIE MONEY SUCKING FUCKS

>>106364045 (OP)
You didn’t create shit dumb artbro, stop stealing from real coders of color

>>106364045 (OP)
you couldn't even copypaste a few GL demos yourself and use 1 braincell to piece that together?
you truly are retarded.
now try telling your LLM to create something original that wasn't already written on stackoverflow for it to copypaste.

>>106364045 (OP)
You will never be a real programmer.

>>106364045 (OP)
Wow. It’s so impressive to see AI that’s capable of copy and pasting some example project posted on GitHub six years ago. Truly remarkable.

women owe me sex

>>106364608
you ever think that you owe women sex, anon?

>>106364045 (OP)
>GNOME
You failed before you even started.

>>106364045 (OP)
>I, a complete nocoder, created a simple voxel game using GPT5. It has block placing, block destroying, jumping, and sneaking. It is clear to me that these AI models are not only intelligent, but in many ways superior to human intelligence.
Well I mean if you're a jeet then yeah at a base level AI is probably more intelligent than you.
Which explains why they love it so much.

okay now where is my state mandated median attractiveness/intelligence wife (sterile) and universal basic income

>>106364045 (OP)
what spatial structure did it use for fast rendering of the world? Always thought that was the main challenge in a voxel game.

>>106364074
topkek

In natural language, LLMs learn the semantics of a word by reading texts that contain this word, not by studying dictionaries. Maybe it's the same with code, so examples may be more important as documentation for a library than an API documentation is.

>>106364045 (OP)
the complicated thing is not making a thing but rather make the first thing.

you made a thing

>>106364045 (OP)

these models are literally copying-pasting human made projects they find on the internet

>>106364045 (OP)
> doesn't know about "git clone" intelligence yet
Git is way smarter than gpt5 and I could make your game in seconds. The issue with git's AI is that it is not as interpolative as LLMs, so the games you create with git clone are less customized. It's however way smarter and gives you much better code, which you can then customize by hand.

>>106364045 (OP)
AI is a very useful tool. But it's good to have some idea of what you're doing or you'll end up with a lot of spagetti code. You should also always write tests that test the features you're adding so that you know what they do.

>>106364045 (OP)
I did the same. Now ask it to add inventory where you collect these cubes and place them, as well as add infinite chunk-based worldgen that Minecraft has, or some texture less animal with animated bodyparts that is like minecraft (bunch of cubes walking around). In my testing it will break sooner or later because GPT5 is comically bad at adding vibe features.

>>106367858
You don't say "make infinite worldgen" to accomplish that. God you people are so fucking STUPID no wonder you can't use these tools. You are all a bunch of fucking morons that think you are smarter than you are.

>>106364045 (OP)
Yet there hasn't been even one vibe coder launching a business and being successful with vibe coding.

How is that?

>>106367929
Come back when you made it add infinite worldgen.
Since you are the smartest prompt engineer in existence, i expect you to deliver it in 10 min.

>>106367957
>prompt engineer
Its about setting attainable incremental goals for the AI. You don't know a fucking thing about software dev. You are a larper.

>>106367985
Cool, then set the AI attainable incremental goals to achieve infinite world gen.
I don't give a fuck if you need one prompt or 100 prompts, it should be definitely done in 10min to an hour.

>>106367985
So the reason why you can't do infinite worldgen is because you yourself are a dumbfuck who is incapable of writing the correct prompts?
The AI model is superior to human developers, so the weak link in the chain is you, who isn't prompting right.

>>106368005
>it should be blahblahblah
You are mentally ill. Never reply to me again.

>>106368027
There are hundreds of projects that do infinite worldgen voxel worlds on github, in the very data the AI got trained on.

So surely, by prompting correctly, the AI can do it.
Otherwise, what is the point? If i can only take an existing project and be done in 1min of git clone...

Prompt engineer BTFO fr fr

>>106364045 (OP)
I'm no mathematician myself but I can easily multiply HUGE numbers using Calculator. It is clear to me that these calculators are not only intelligent, but in many ways superior to human intelligence.

>>106367929
It was an example to give you. My test of making Minecraft clone got ruined when I wrote “make the floor follow Gaussian noise heightmap with variables changing the size”. It did make the floor follow Gaussian noise heightmap, but it deleted the code responsible for making coloured voxels and completely rewrite the rendering system. The game looked different like if you promoted that in a new chat. It deletes its own code, and trying to argue you need more complex prompts ind inserting snippets of code where were it belongs is just saying you need to actually know programming as opposed to being somebody who never coded. Because all state of the art LLMs were already capable of that.

>infine worldgen this infinite worldgen that
I'm going to guess OP's voxel """engine""" doesn't have any kind of mesh culling, that's assuming it doesn't just have a drawcall for every single voxel. That thing wont scale past your tiny 16x16 platform.

>>106364045 (OP)
there are plenty of open-source voxel engines on github.
i will be impressed when no-Koders can prompt something without readily available source code to steal.

Yeah I'd buy that for $80

OP here. Got infinite worlds set up today. Smashed some bugs. Gonna work on chunking and mesh culling soon.