October 25th, 2020, 11:22 AM
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Re: The Use of Neural Net Deep Learning for Icon Generation
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Originally Posted by MarkSheppard
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Originally Posted by DRG
I suppose you have a good reason for doing this but a conversion from a solid green to a desert tan Icon takes me seconds to do the basics with PSP and a few more to add in details like turret rings
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Mostly, it's to learn how to use Neural Nets for fun; as there are some ways you could use Neural Nets:
1.) Use existing icons to generate a "made up" icon based on earlier icons -- there have been papers by people who used scans of NES sprites to make entirely made up sprites. (Generate me a random German looking tank!)
2.) Possibly, as Neural Net Research gets better; make it so that a neural network could be trained to draw a sprite from a good top reference or drawing. |
Yeah, I can see this being an interesting project just to see what you can get.
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