Live-modding a game by voice with fal: AI generates paper dragons and snail trains on the fly
OdinLovis · x · 2026-10-16
Developer Odin Lovis demoed "live modding" a game with fal's generative models: purely through conversation, the model generates each asset in real time and injects it into the running game.
- Prompts like "give me a paper dragon" instantly produce a dragon flying over the city; "turn every train into a giant snail" takes effect immediately; "new game" swaps to an entirely different world.
- His take: the future of gaming isn't modding, it's live modding, with every model and texture generated by AI at runtime.
- Only a demo link is available for now, not a playable live version.
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