@knowixbuilds: 2.4 million voxels. 1,500 soldiers. 160 working NPCs. one prompt. Fable 5.1 one shotted the largest playable medieval v…
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Fable 5.1 AI model one-shotted the creation of a large playable medieval voxel kingdom with 2.4 million voxels, soldiers, NPCs, and destructible elements, showcasing its advanced capabilities in world generation.
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2.4 million voxels. 1,500 soldiers. 160 working NPCs.
one prompt.
Fable 5.1 one shotted the largest playable medieval voxel kingdom i’ve ever seen.
it includes:
• soldiers operating siege equipment
• NPCs with jobs who react to the invasion
• interiors inside every building
• Every building has a function in the city
• a fully destructible kingdom
• a dragon that breathes fire
• the biggest map i’ve produced so far
for voxel world generation, Fable 5.1 is the most capable model i’ve tested.
not even close.
this isn’t a voxel diorama anymore.
it’s a living, destructible simulation.
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