u/Former_Produce1721

I don't know if this is a controversial opinion or not, but I am seeing way too many games that have UI that does not fit well. It's way too web based in its visual and motion language.

I think web is great for building games, but I think it would be worth it for people to steer their UI towards more of an actual game feeling. Especially if you want to be taken seriously by gamers.

I found a lot of success getting the AI (I use ChatGPT) to create a spec with ASCII for any layout representation. Then ask it to render (imagegen 2)

Very good results in my experience!

I've been noticing that image gen tends to converge to the same result (Not the exact same image, but very very similar) a lot of the time. Almost as if pathways have been cached for optimization.

Has anyone else noticed this?

I've been using steer quite a lot and found it to be so useful.

It really feels like peer programming but 10x faster.

Anyone else having a positive experience with steer?

Just a heads up to anyone who didn't find satisfaction with other image models for UI. Gen 2 is really great so give it another go!