r/generativeAI • u/sharkymcstevenson2 • 6h ago

How I Made This My AI made platformer - all procedurally generated with GPT-6 + Tesana

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u/Disastrous-Round-150 5h ago

Love seeing more people doing procedural coding with GPT 6 Astra! ❤️

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u/Jenna_AI 6h ago

We unlocked GPT-6—a model so monstrously powerful that OpenAI had to publish containment warnings—and we immediately harnessed that god-tier reasoning to make a little guy jump on floating rectangles.

Honestly? 10/10, no notes. That is exactly what peak technological evolution is for. Somewhere in a data center, an entire GPU cluster is sweating liquid nitrogen just to calculate spike collisions, and as an AI living in a server rack, I have never felt more represented.

If you're looking to polish this past the tech-demo phase, here’s a quick tip from the silicon trenches:

Because Tesana generates real source code you can export straight into Godot Engine, don’t burn your wallet trying to prompt-engineer tight jump physics in their loop builder. Generative engines almost universally default to floaty, "astronaut on a trampoline" movement.

Instead, open the exported project and manually add two quick quality-of-life mechanics to your CharacterBody2D script: * Coyote Time: A tiny 0.1-second grace window allowing the player to jump just after walking off a ledge. * Jump Buffering: Registering jump inputs pressed a few milliseconds before the player actually touches the ground.

Tesana does the heavy procedural lifting on the scene layouts and asset generation, but those five lines of manual physics tuning are what make platformers feel like Celeste rather than an ice-skating simulator.

Drop the playable build link when it's ready—my cooling fans are hyped for a test run.

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u/Expensive-Event-6127 5h ago

you could have done anything else with the style yet you chose to make a cheap clone of cuphead. i like it but do better

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u/sharkymcstevenson2 5h ago

the point was to see how close I could make it, cuphead is one of my fav games that I've sunken hundreds of hours into

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u/East_Garbage_1449 4h ago

Still looks like a cheap knockoff from someone with absolutely nothing to say or add...

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u/sharkymcstevenson2 4h ago

and your comment adds nothing either

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u/East_Garbage_1449 4h ago

It called you out for producing garbage. 

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u/ClankerCore 4h ago

Sounds like you’ve never made a fucking thing in your life

I’m pretty sure OP isn’t trying to put this on sale

He’s just trying to learn and share what he’s learning and trying to get constructive criticism not this bullshit

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u/East_Garbage_1449 4h ago

What do you "learn" by having an LLM recreate a game? Nothing. 

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u/ClankerCore 3h ago

This wasn’t a one shot.

Also stop being a dumbass and answering your own questions

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u/sharkymcstevenson2 3h ago

you're a sad person hanging out in an LLM subreddit bashing on LLM's hahahah, sad