games?

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if you make a game in python, you can g-diffuser-lib to generate anything that diffusers will be able to make (images, music, speech, animations), completely dynamically with parameters supplied by your game.

You could make the most powerful procedurally generated game ever, with only about 4 lines of code needed to use g-diffuser-lib to make something. It's also extremely fast with minimal / clean dependencies and it's actually 3 lines of code if you don't want to write output to a file, and you probably don't.

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import g_diffuser_lib as gdl

args = gdl.get_default_args(prompt=my_characters_description)
my_cool_generated_character_image = gdl.get_samples(args)[0]  # cool!

#...

Again, day 1 when the audio and speech models drop you will be able to do those as well. In-painting /out-painting and doing backgrounds is also going to be extremely easy. This command doesn't exist yet but will be added soon:

args.command="expand"
args.expand_target_dims = (new_size_x, new_size_y)
args.expand_src_dims = (0, 0, , old_size_x, old_size_y)
my_cool_expanded_background = gdl.get_samples(args)[0] # cool!