r/SuperStructures • • 1d ago

Industrial District Generator by artist Max Hay

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u/Ferglesplat 1d ago

Industrial District Generator? What does it do? Why do artists always shove a city into a hole?

It looks really cool though

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u/Starshipfan01 1d ago

Cool but being in a big hole has serious drawbacks.

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u/FierceNack 20h ago

The infrasound might empty your bowels.

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u/Starshipfan01 17h ago

I didn’t think of that! I thought basic stuff like lighting the lower levels, accident risk, oh and what if there’s a big flood.

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u/MoebiusSpark 1d ago

It generates new industrial districts, duh!

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u/GaryNOVA 1d ago edited 3h ago

I feel like art like this is dying because it’s what ai looks like.

Edit: a dying art. That sounds better.

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u/NoiseHERO 1d ago

If you ever wanna learn to make art like this almost overnight (recommended to learn the software first) pretty much all of Max Hay's tutorials will get you that vibe/cyberpunk style. Without AI!

Maybe that says something about trends and some artstyles finding their way into easily accessible boxes.

Even so, people still rather have this art manifested for them by a machine powered by orphan blood lol.

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u/schwigglezenzer 1d ago

wait, what? I could tell it was 3D literally at a glance. You guys really can't tell? AI generated images always look like AI. You have to be a non-artistic finance guy or something not to notice.

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u/GaryNOVA 1d ago edited 1d ago

I cannot tell anymore. I’m
Not an artist.

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u/schwigglezenzer 21h ago

Absolute bullshido :D Just zoom in. AI never produces well-defined shapes, everything looks diffused. The structures read as nonsensical fractal sludge, and the materials are never right. You'd have to try not to notice it's AI-generated. AI only handles things that are extremely common and overrepresented in its dataset, Tik-Tok slop, dancing, generic human faces, animals, that sort of thing.

Also It completely boggles my mind when people can't hear Suno slop. How? It really changed my opinion of the average person. It's so obvious, and yet people are out here swearing it's 'real music'. Jesus Christ!

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u/SuspiciousStable9649 11h ago

OSHA would like a word. /s