Indie dev builds custom AI tools to control generative output instead of pulling the slot machine
rms80 · x · 2026-10-20
rms80 highlights Jan Orszulik's approach: when an AI-empowered artist pursues a specific vision, they can build custom tools to systematically explore the design space, rather than accepting whatever "looks good" comes out of the generative slot machine.
Orszulik says he wants to show a workflow where AI accelerates achieving your vision while keeping absolute control over the result, sharing a self-made tool for his indie game art, with details in the thread's comments.
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