>>81522 >yes, but have you considered what is so important but kept secret at the same time but seriously what's going on in this guy's head. bots are more articulate than this shit nowadays

How do i launch heft effect downloaded from link posted here? I keep getting message that i'm missing license on steam (thank you, captain obvious).

I have a feeling weight gain art is slowly dying out. I feel like alot of artist that were known before have quit or just dissapeared and most of the known artists that are today make 200+ comics that should be 200+ pages in the first place or they just do commissions. Whenever I check e-hentai for whats new the only thing now is just updates to those 200+ page comic or art thats just shit. Ive read all the good comics I saw on sites like e-hentai and now also with AI I think people are just using AI art more which looks shit half the time which also lowers the amount of actual artists.

>>81551 Just download the game from kemono >>81267 I didn't realize the game had steam drm. I copied it from my steam folder to a different location and booted it with lutris and assumed that was good enough.

>>81564 Link from Kemono is long gone, cup edited his post and now i can't grab link anymore.

>>81576 cool what an epic dev

playing fatgeria and my game has randomly frozen while talking to lera. i can click other buttons in the game and open the menu, but go on with the conv. what do i do?

>>81576 WoW. Luckily Cup is retarded and all the old posts are still there (obviously). And Cup if you're reading this you're a bitch-ass motherfucker, and anyone who buys your lame-ass games got scammed. Like really? Pledging scams? What the fuck do you mean by that? Well, I do know what you mean, and it's very ugly, so go fuck yourself. Anyways, here's a zip with all of their games for the lazy, enjoy what little you can from them: https://gofile.io/d/LBcjWf

>>81580 "I have an announcement. Shadow the hedgehog is a..."

>>81560 It's always been at a narrow bandwidth. It's just 2020 saw a massive surge in content due to lockdown giving people so much free time to create. Then things naturally petered out when normality resumed years later.

>>81580 It kinda makes sense though, most of us would go for newest version of game, so of course cup would delete posts with links for those. Idc about some old version of game

>>81595 true didnt think about 2020, but still I feel like games and weight gain content in general has had a drop in quality and upload

in fatgeria how do i get galina to stage 7?

>>81601 Weight gain content has felt pretty steady, but games have lost weighgaming as a hub because the moderation has gone downhill. site doesn't encourage new devs to make major projects and rewards ai slop. it doesn't make community worthwhile

>>81613 yeah I feel like ai and other already existing 3d assets has made the quality drop. Maybe the site should change the rules that ai cant be used?

>>81614 it's impossible to ban ai they just need to help promote dev preferably not ai using ones rather than have their site be a dumping ground for any exe someone uploads

>>81630 why couldnt they just ban ai? didnt they do it for gain jam?

>>81595 Nah I second >>81560 I've been round this fetish since this place was 7898chan I was round it before I was legal to go on a number of the adult sites back in the more wild west days of the internert. There's definately been a downshift in stuff in the past years not just since lockdowns but before then. Not just art but models too. Remember back in the day we had Jesichu + Jae both appearing aroudn the same time. There used to be easily 5+ prolific new amateur models take off a year which suggests a lot more lesser known ones that never took off. Then again it was a different age in the past before Onlyfans etc where it was about attention not attention to monitise things directly. All of it is somewhat dying not just the art. But the world seemed to change in 2014 and everything became politics. Also whever Tumblr banned porn didn't help. Plenty of people went full into the political stuff and I know of at least 1 girl who was a very promising model stopped because of the political envrionment round her because she was essentially being shamed for showcasing her body and not trying to milk dudes for tons of money via onlyfans.

>>81634 not in the slightest, if anything the encouraged while picking judges who dislike ai, screwing over everyone. people who don't use ai see it getting prompted, and people who do use ai are fucked over by the scoring in secret. and ai is too messy to ban outright.

>>81644 I don't see how it is messy or difficult to ban AI outright. Just write down a rule that says "Using generative models of any kind, free or not, self hosted or online, using your own prompts, code or content to create Text, Images or Sound is prohibited, and doing so will result in scrutiny by the judges and a possible disqualification of your game. Other people put in effort creating assets for their games, there is artists that offer to help you, ask them to join your team and do collaborative work or use asset banks or even softwares such as Daz Studio, or Virt-a-mate, it is unfair to create content through the use of a generator that somebody else created, while others spend days focusing on elements that take time to craft from scratch" done. As of the gamejam I found it to be relatively successful, there was a handful of well made and creative games, that are even getting new updates planned in the future. The only people complaining were mostly the AI users themselves, the only exception being AnonymooseProduction who started bitching about his game not making it to the top 5, because he has his own head so far up his own ass he doesn't realize said top 5 was made up of hand-drawn assets made by 3 to 4 people, using custom engines for some and with actual gameplay loops, while his game was a cringe-worthy VN made in Ren'py filled with memes slapped together in a ridiculous plot and using trash Virt-a-mate models that he keeps putting in every single one of his games.

>>81580 I'm glad I never spent money on any of those, they are not worth it.

>>81648 >>81651 >>81652 How can you be certain if the dialog was generated? Or some script under the hood? Maybe AI was used to make a background or two, but all the characters were actually made? You can't. Maybe the person just sucks at english and has stiff writing or something. It's impossible to ban on the whole site, but for a jam they should say that obviously ai work would be docked points or something. If you can't ban, discourage. They instead did the opposite

Another problem i see is that AI is improving upon itself, while most games featuring original art are mostly mid to bad art wise. In the not so distant future i see AI fixing most of his current issues like consistency, washed-up styles, and pose variety. From what i gather the Art scene in a few years is going to be a small group of elderly artists still doing comics and the rest is going to be AI or Ai traced stuff. Is understandable because improving art is hard and while most of the other people either already had a solid foundation or get enough attention on media by just tracing, everyone is going to take the easier route.

>>81655 You can tell background is generated, because generative AI uses a process of refining noise that leaves pretty obvious marks when generating very large images, you can even train AI to detect other AI, so AI backgrounds are a dead giveaway. As of code, unless they'd agree to code transparency, it would be hard, but I'd argue AI-generated code should get a pass because you can't just generate a whole game using AI, something is bound to break or mess up, and unless you know what you're doing shit just ain't gonna stick. When it comes to dialogue, AI can generate phrases and paragraphs, it cannot generate a cohesive plotline, or well written jokes and twists, so AI is gonna mess your project more than its gonna fix it in that respect, AI can't write stories, it can only write sentences. Most of the problems you're seeing either can in fact be verified, or solve themves.

>>81656 Also if you were using those images as an example of "you can't tell its AI just by look" you probably picked the worst example. Your second image with Aqua has ridiculously disproportionate hip-to-torso ratios that most artists wouldn't make because it looks goofy af. And the background has medieval style scaffolds on that left building that make no fucking sense in any stretch of the imagination. Anybody who can spend more than 4 seconds with their hand out of their pants can tell this is AI garbage.

>>81664 I never said is not AI... I did say AI is improving Are you fucking kidding???

>>81656 Yeah, AI is just going to keep improving. Professional game artist here that works often with AAA companies to indie devs.... All the AI hate is basically a mix of morons with big egos and people worried about their job security (the last reason being the only valid one) What will happen is this: As soon as legality is figured out, most (NOT ALL) game companies will force or need a 100% AI workflow. And by that I mean... use those same artists directing an AI to do 90% of the work, and then them cleaning it up.

>>81698 But legality has been figured? It falls under the exact same legislative limitations as that one time a guy tried to copyright a picture of a monkey as "him taking it" while he tricked the monkey into making it. Basically 3 points; 1. AI cannot be considered a tool, a tool has controlled effects by cause, and isn't random, you must use it in a precise way expecting a precise result, AI doesn't do that, if you type in the same prompt 3 times, it'll create three distinct images with different results. 2. The person making the prompt, code, or even feeding it their own material doesn't count as making it yourself, because the generative algorithm isn't you. 3. Only humans can copyright or sell things by law, AI, being the creator of the work, and not a tool used by someone is considered as the creator, but AI not being human falls under a law that makes it illegal to sell anything it creates. Thus resulting in court cases that generally throw AI as unfit for commercial use. There has been precedent of this, including people trying to use AI to make images for their comic book while writing their own text.

>>81445 Console won't open for me, when and where in the game do you open it?

>>81701 Theres always tracing, AI regurgitates something and a Professional artist could use it has a base, people still think AI got stuck in the hyper realistic washed up fase, it has become quite versatile.

>>81614 dont listen to the retard that thinks AI isnt easy to call out the only reason they dont ban AI is because the WGing moderators are spineless faggots afraid of any confrontation. they are practically doormats (unless you try to speak out against any of the trash) the site lacks quality control, topic control, and age control all because they dont want to do whats necessary >>81698 >All the AI hate is basically a mix of morons with big egos by using AI you remove the passion from passion focused fields and force more people to do the boring shit that nobody really wants to do >oh look at me! i automated everything except strenuous physical labor soul crushing office jobs, the two things that people actually wanted to be automated. now that we've automated everything from humor to games and even hobbies. nobody needs to spend time doing any of that anymore and they can work even longer, praise be unto my hallucinating AI! yeah retard, of course nobody likes you and your AI. you're automating all the wrong things.

>>81735 Passion doesn't pay bills, cope and seethe artfag

>>81726 tracing disproportionate machine generated art will only give you disproportionate, hand drawn art, it doesn't really improve the quality. And no, this isn't a "AI can get better at it" problem, AI is not capable of intelligence despite the misnomer, it cannot tell proportionate anatomy correctly because it doesn't understand what anatomy even is. Same problem as the building above, it couldn't figure out scaffolding because it has no idea what the function, look or purpose of scaffolding is. AI will also always struggle at keeping patterns consistent as soon as the pattern is broken by an obstacle, thus creating perspective issues. It simply isn't something AI can be efficiently trained at overcoming, it demands too much from a generative noise reader.

>>81736 proving my point, retard

>>81701 > 1. AI cannot be considered a tool, a tool has controlled effects by cause, and isn't random, you must use it in a precise way expecting a precise result, AI doesn't do that, if you type in the same prompt 3 times, it'll create three distinct images with different results. You are a dumb and know literally nothing. With the same seed, the same model is deterministic. If you leave the settings unchanged, it's going to output the same result. >There has been precedent of this, including people trying to use AI to make images for their comic book while writing their own text. Get the hell out. Everyone out there is trying to sell AI stuff. From various low-effort DA galleries to jokers like the guy making the 'Indulgences' game who passes of AI generated stuff as 'pixelart' and morons like you keep eating it up. In addition, competently generated text is impossible to tell apart from human writing and this is getting used a lot, everyone pretends it isn't. Bunch of hypocrites, as usual.

>>81701 Like >>81981 said... You clearly don't know how it works, not just AI, but any of this. And no, there hasn't been a legal precedent that will set up companies that invest literal tens if not hundreds of millions into making games to risk it. There has to be clear precedent OR a law clarifying it for it to happen. Many are doing it already behind closed doors anyways btw, and not you, not professionals like me can tell AI assisted art from regular art apart. People only catch the average seedy company literally throwing out the door outputs from AI straight to the game. So yeah, just like we artists adopted photoshop, we will adopt AI. Why? Because it allows you to do MORE are faster. The end.

>>81744 Forgot to reply to this message too. My dude, people like you were saying THE SAME about AI never being able to figure out how to do hands... and watch it now do hands better than the average artist 95% of the times. Your argument is basically will keep being the same, but get smaller and worse as AI literally improves year after year. That's why it makes no sense whatsoever.

>>81989 >>81987 look imma be honest, i just dont think ai is gonna be used super widespread in normal society outside of chatgpt'ing some bullshit filler text or something. like, itll probably still see use in STEM fields n shit, which i honestly think will be its best use in the best case scenario where the field doesn't get fucked by all this current gold rush shit where everyone is trying to grift, but i dont think the common person is gonna give a fuck outside of again, using chatgpt to write some bullshit for an e-mail doesnt help that most of the people using it now and being the loudest about it are acting like complete fags/grifters about it. and god forbit it gets involved with kink shit, da's being flooded with low quality bullshit that can be churned out way too fast, with most of it being put behind a paywall like its WORTH something.

oh my fucking god can we stop arguing about shit and just post more fat fetish porn games

Can someone give link to fatgeria 1.3?

Does anyone has the link to the latest demo of "Super Sweet" by Weirdmidnight? (On kemono they're called Impossiblesnail)

>>82858 Ask and you shall receive aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cubWVkaWFmaXJlLmNvbS9maWxlL2d0dHlubzM1bWFoM3cwZC9TVVBFUl9TV0VFVF9ORVdERU1PLnppcC9maWxl Latest demo straight from the kickstarter itchio page. I gotta say, for whatever reason asexual trannies really know how to make wg games.

>>83114 Here's the old super sweet demo too, in case anyone wants to compare it with the new one aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cubWVkaWFmaXJlLmNvbS9maWxlL2FlcGVjcjJtc3cxc2U4OS9TVVBFUl9TV0VFVF9ERU1PLnppcC9maWxl

Anyone has "The Coven of Calahree"? I wanted to play it since cicada springs is near completion

>>83114 Are you softly trolling us? Game works fine, but save function doesn't seem work at all :P

>>83152 Nvm, I found the bug. I was a backer from older versions, so I had old saves, and those aren't compatible. Make sure to clean/delete (this will delete your old saves!) C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\AppData\Roaming\Godot\app_userdata\SuperSweet

>>82858 How do I access this?

>>82858 this

>>83114 whoops this how do I access this