GPT Number 5. It's alive!

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Socoder -> A.I. Stuff -> GPT Number 5. It's alive!
Fri, 08 Aug 2025, 11:56
Jayenkai	GPT Number 5. It's alive! Prompt Using the GotoJSE language, can you code me a game where the enemy fighters exist at the extents of clock hands (so there's 3 enemy fighters, an hour, a minute and a second) so they all swoop around in an orbit, and you're the player in the middle, and you have to dodge the enemy weapons. No other gameplay, just a bullet-dodger, with time being the "level". Uploaded commandlist long txt (.txt) Result // Clock Dodger // by Jayenkai? Graphics 800,600 playerX = ScreenWidth()/2 playerY = ScreenHeight()/2 playerSize = 8 // Setup CLS 0,0,0 SetCLSCol 0,0,0 Repeat CLS ResetDraw SetColor 255,255,255 Oval playerX, playerY, playerSize2, playerSize2, 16 // Time-Based Angles angleHour = ((TimeHours()%12)+TimeMinutes()/60)30 angleMinute = TimeMinutes()6 angleSecond = TimeSeconds()6 // Clock hand lengths lenHour = 100 lenMinute = 150 lenSecond = 200 // Enemy Positions hX = playerX + Cos(angleHour)lenHour hY = playerY + Sin(angleHour)lenHour mX = playerX + Cos(angleMinute)lenMinute mY = playerY + Sin(angleMinute)lenMinute sX = playerX + Cos(angleSecond)lenSecond sY = playerY + Sin(angleSecond)lenSecond // Draw Clock Hands SetColor 255,0,0 Line playerX, playerY, hX, hY Oval hX, hY, 16,16,16 SetColor 0,255,0 Line playerX, playerY, mX, mY Oval mX, mY, 12,12,16 SetColor 0,0,255 Line playerX, playerY, sX, sY Oval sX, sY, 8,8,16 // Movement speed = 3 playerX = playerX + (Gamepad(ButtonRight)-Gamepad(ButtonLeft))speed playerY = playerY + (Gamepad(ButtonDown)-Gamepad(ButtonUp))*speed // Clamp to screen playerX = Limit(playerX, playerSize, ScreenWidth()-playerSize) playerY = Limit(playerY, playerSize, ScreenHeight()-playerSize) // Collision detection // Use Pythagorean distance check If Pyth(playerX-hX, playerY-hY) < (8+playerSize) Gosub Die EndIf If Pyth(playerX-mX, playerY-mY) < (6+playerSize) Gosub Die EndIf If Pyth(playerX-sX, playerY-sY) < (4+playerSize) Gosub Die EndIf // Draw Time ResetDraw SetColor 255,255,255 SetFontSize 24 Text ScreenWidth()/2, 20, TimeString(), 1 Flip Forever .Die PlaySfx("explode_low_1",1.0) SetFontSize 64 Text ScreenWidth()/2, ScreenHeight()/2, "GAME OVER", 1 Flip Wait 2 playerX = ScreenWidth()/2 playerY = ScreenHeight()/2 Return --v Not quite, GPT. Not quite. I'm sure it's good for all sorts of other things. GPT5 is now the default when you head to ChatGPT. Doesn't seem all that great, to me -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Fri, 08 Aug 2025, 12:41
Pixel_Outlaw	I think it's best for tasks that have open-ended answers. It's very good for writing cover letters if you give it a resume and the job description. (Good riddance to those!) It struggles with deduction and rule based programming. Which is kind of ironic since those systems have been in place formally before computers and digitized perfectly in the 70s. Expert systems being early forms of AI.