@FinanceYF5: Someone built a web-swinging skyscraper traversal demo in the Godot engine using Fable 5, with very smooth visuals. The uploader says that for writing Godot code, Fable 5 produces significantly fewer errors than GPT-5.5, and the code quality seems more reliable. In the game engine arena, the gap between AI coding models is starting to widen...
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Someone used Fable 5 in the Godot engine to create a demo of web-swinging through skyscrapers, with smooth visuals. The uploader says that when writing Godot code, Fable 5 produces noticeably fewer errors than GPT-5.5, and the code quality is more reliable, indicating that the gap between AI programming models in the game engine field is starting to show.
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Someone used Fable 5 in the Godot engine to build a demo of web-swinging through skyscrapers, and the visual effects are very smooth.
The poster said that when writing Godot code, Fable 5 produces noticeably fewer errors than GPT-5.5, and the code quality seems more reliable.
In the game engine track, the gap between AI coding models appears to be widening. https://t.co/CCjNP2V0sV
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