As one of the individuals who was successful at creating a few games (8 or more) both 2d and 3d, I'm running into some serious issues when it comes to using the new AI Helper tool.

Firstly, the system keeps running a ticket-based que system that keeps on locking out the user from making any further changes. This has lead to many projects being completely stalled, overall discontinued, and has provided a headache of a way to address minor issues in website or game development because the system just refuses to do anything for hours. Network status says that the network is normal, but then cannot input anything with the helper tool.

For my current game Questmore, I've found the tool to be inadequate to designing basic shape or tools; sword look like a twisted cone, a boat paddle, a house, the blade base is perpendicular to the sword hilt... No one will be winning any wars with these kinds of sword. The older model, while pretty terrible, had the models at least looking somewhat correct. AI Helper has gotten many project farther, but I am really struggle to see how that is an improvement when the designed are getting either outright wrong, or take to long to improve since there's little three or five request in a day you can make.

I like that it can now attach documents, text files, java script, and even images, but I'm finding that is still struggles with some of the same issues as the previous version of the AI Helper. I look at some of the cumbersome text it makes, and it just inefficient at fixing basic issues, though sometime it does well... It's just not working out if I need to fix something basic in the program and it take one of the valuable turns to address something simple before I get locked out.

There are many users here that haven't got that far, but at some point, this system is so poorly designed, that it's just turning into a rendering nightmare when the project gets too large. To be frank, AI Helper need dramatic upgrade or an overhaul altogether in order for it be useful for anything that is beyond a ms-dos game or program.

It's just not looking good.

Is the post asking for help making "AI Helpers" (apparently just a generic name for chatbots) as a genre more useful?

That's not what this community is for, but the answer is:

You can't make them useful, they're slop generators.

I've only summoned up tiny test games to get a feel for things but something like opencode might be worth a look.

It can keep track of a project via git and markdown and allow you to switch between models.

Wrong community? Sounds like there's context missing.

I've literally gone over the issue with the ai tool at the bottom left of the screen in the generator tab. Please do your research.

Not even referencing what you are talking about.

I'll need to see but it's been a headache since I can't get anything done.

Edit: I've even gone as far as to build a local llm website tool to attempt to get a better results, but most have done poorly with they way the llms are configured. Let me add that games like Questmore and Turbo Kart 3d are getting to the point where only this AI Helper (for some reason) is only configured correctly to be able to assist without needing ChatGPT or some other assisted ai tools. I just don't think that the tools are configured properly in the way AI Helper has been over the last week.

I think there might be some AI psychosis in here.

Whatever "AI Helper" tool you're talking about, it isn't here.

I'm also a little concerned about how much your relying on AI for everything, and seem to believe everything it says.

You know it mostly just mirrors back what you say to it, right? Sometimes that's useful if you just want it to fill in things you know already exist. But if you lean on it too much, you can get down into such a deep rabbit hole that you're posting on this Lemmy instance support board thinking we're some kind of support for the tool you're using.

Your AI should be warning you about over-reliance on it and advising you to see a health professional.

Notably, I've given this speech a number of times.

this system is so poorly designed, that it's just turning into a rendering nightmare when the project gets too large

This is what happens if you're an inexperienced software developer trying to make a system that is too large. Anyone can code a small thing, even if it's overly complicated to do so. In larger systems those complications stack until the system is unmaintainable.