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The Corner š„
Welcome, brothers!
I figured it was time to open this chat so we can talk a little more freely here too.
Feel free to talk about the game, share reactions, theories, memes, feedback, or just hang out.
And to break the ice a littleā¦ Iāll leave something here first š
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Hi everyone!
Glad this chat was opened, itāll be great to discuss things here and maybe make it easier to get our feedback to the creator.
The first thing that caught my eye was the visual improvement of the game. Compared to how it started, these two images posted recently are a massive leap forward, hats off!
As for the story, I really like how much depth the characters and their relationships have, though a few scenes felt a bit unnecessarily long to me. How do you guys feel about this? Did anyone else notice it, or was it just me?
hi MrVoxel I love betweenrounds
any tips on how to create my own ai adult videos?
like what software you use, or ai tool, and instructions on how to generate the videos?
Hey! Thanks, I really appreciate it.
There are a lot of options out there, but personally Iād recommend looking into a local AI workflow, especially if you want to create adult/explicit content. It gives you a lot more freedom and you donāt have to worry as much about credits or platform restrictions.
For local generation, I mainly use ComfyUI. There are probably other options too, but thatās the one Iām most familiar with.
For video models, things change insanely fast. It feels like thereās a new one every couple of months, so Iād actually recommend starting with something that has already been around long enough to have good workflows, documentation and community support.
Two examples Iāve used a lot are Wan 2.2 and LTX 2.3. Wan doesnāt generate audio by itself, while LTX has been one of the tools Iāve used quite a bit for the game.
Just keep in mind that AI video is still VERY trial and error. Sometimes you get something great quickly, and sometimes you can spend hours or even days trying to get one animation right.
So my biggest advice would be: learn ComfyUI first, pick one video model, and stick with it long enough to understand how it behaves before jumping to the next new thing.
And one last thing: donāt forget the hardware part haha. Local AI video can be pretty demanding, so having a decent GPU with plenty of VRAM and a good amount of RAM makes a huge difference. Otherwise the ātrial and errorā part gets even more painful. š
