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Speaking of ai. I had ChatGPT create a skills.json and enemies.json by feeding it a final fantasy guide. Just to see if it could. Someone in the last thread suggested doing that with digimon.
If you have it write to a canvas, it seems to hallucinate a lot more. It invents monster names and skills. Some of them sounded plausible. Others sounded like pokemon.
But if you have it give you a file to download, like a zip or .json, those hallucinations aren't there. It's got to be something in the way it types out chat messages.
It's nice having a big database to play with. But it makes me realize how bad RM's data management systems is. They let you have hundreds of skills, but no way to sort or organize them. You can't drag or insert a new skill in-between items, you have to copy everything below it and paste it back in one space down, then erase the duplicate.
There's no batch processing of skills either. F4 and F5 will shift up and down through the database item while keeping a certain menu list active. That way you can quickly set some data with the arrow keys. But that technique doesn't work for Item Icons or other dialogue boxes that require mouse clicks.
Instead I opened the Skills.json file in a text editor and use find->replace to set Icon Ids quickly.
