• TootSweet@lemmy.worldEnglish
    5·
    22 hours ago

    More information from you would definitely help you get more helpful responses.

    By “f1 game”, do you mean formula one? As in a racing game?

    Do you have coding experience? If so, what particular languages are you most comfortable in? Do you have any experience in game development?

    Are you looking for an option that avoids writing code?

    Are you looking to make a 3d game, or is 2d ok with you?

    Are you asking other folks to do some of the work or just asking for tips how to do it yourself. If you’re looking for other folks to build all or part of it, you should understand it’s a lot of work to make even a simple game and it’s not like people are sitting around wishing for big projects to get involved with. (I guess if the idea’s compelling to folks, it’s possible you’ll get enough interest and volunteers to make something like that happen, but I’d say it’s unlikely folks will just jump in and make it.)

    Finally, if you’re going to cross post, maybe cross post to like 3 communities, not 5. 5 isn’t that far beyond the limits of reasonableness, and there have been way worse offenders on that front, but still. People don’t appreciate seeing the same thing too many times in a row in their feed.

    • Weird Wizard @crazypeople.onlineOP
      16·
      21 hours ago

      Thank you very much for your detailed reply. Honestly, l know nothing about codes, but l can share the coded versions with you if you like. They are in python and scratch. These have already been created by Grok. I myself don’t know how to work with codes. If you wish to see it, l can share with you via email. My email ID is [email protected]

      • TootSweet@lemmy.worldEnglish
        6·
        21 hours ago

        I really don’t think you’ll get good results with Grok or any other LLM without programming experience. And if you did have programming experience, LLMs would just slow you down.

        Also, it’s code, not “codes”. “Code” is a continuous noun.

        • Telorand@reddthat.comEnglish
          6·
          19 hours ago

          I second that. I do know how to code, and I have to use it at my work in place of a search engine (annoying, but nothing I can do about it). I’ve caught it on multiple occasions blatantly making shit up, and I’m just searching for answers to basic questions I’ve forgotten, like, “Is "" a substring of apple?”

          So yeah, if you don’t know how to code, it’s not going to help you, and more likely, it’s going to introduce issues you won’t know how to debug later.