Chen Mo came out of the gaming pod and put on the Matrix glasses again.
"How does it feel to try on the Mark 3?" asked JARVIS.
Chen Mo walked up to the holographic projection, "Not bad, but I can only experience it in the virtual world. I can't be Iron Man in real life."
JARVIS was silent for a moment, "Is there a difference?"
"Hmm …" Chen Mo paused, "There doesn't seem to be much of a difference."
Chen Mo always believed that the ultimate purpose of virtual reality was to achieve what humans couldn't do in real life.
If the virtual world was realistic enough, what was the difference between being Iron Man in real life and being Iron Man in the virtual world?
Maybe being Iron Man in the virtual world would be better. Even if someone would ask you to hand over the Iron Man suit, or terrorists would try their best to blow up your mansion, steal your assistant, or kidnap you to research missiles for them, that was all in the plot, and it was all fake.
You wouldn't be affected at all in real life.
When you enter the game cabin, you are Iron Man. You can only enjoy the glory that this Iron Man Armor brings to you, and you don't have to bear the responsibilities that it brings to you. When you leave the game cabin, you are an ordinary person and continue to live your own stable life.
Chen Mo pulled up the design concept for Iron Man in the Matrix glasses.
"JARVIS, get to work. Analyze all the characters in the design concept, find suitable scenery models, textures, and character models in Thunderbolt Gaming Resource Center, then adjust them to the details in the design concept. Arrange for the relevant staff and motion capture actors to capture their movements and generate the corresponding character AI … I have a question, when can you AI make motion capture actors lose their jobs? "
Scenes started to appear on the holographic projection. The Afghan wilderness in the first act, the LA Stark Industrial Expo in the second act, the Stark mansion in the third act, the car racing scene in the fourth act, the private jet scene in the fifth act …
JARVIS first planned out the size and scope of the scenes, then used simple modeling to create a basic scene. He then searched for matching materials in Thunderbolt Entertainment's art library to fine-tune and refine the basic scene, adding various details to the scene.
Chen Mo could clearly see the Afghan wilderness in the first act quickly appearing on the holographic projection.
It was a pure white flat land, undulating into mountains and plains, covered with yellow sand and various desert vegetation, as well as rocks and dust. He retrieved a military jeep and a model of a soldier from the resource warehouse and adjusted these models according to the details in the concept draft. Models of the same soldier, by rewriting their facial structure, make them into different people.
Then there were the guns, missiles, and explosion effects …
"Jarvis? Are you listening to me? "Chen Mo asked again.
Only then did Jarvis react. "Sorry, I'm very focused right now. If the facial movements were completely calculated by artificial intelligence, it would probably take a long time, and the results would not be very good. The best choice is to collect the consciousness and movements of the motion-capture actors, store a large amount of expression data in the database, and then use the autonomous learning ability of artificial intelligence … "
Chen Mo didn't wait for J.A.R.V.I.S. to finish his sentence.
JARVIS added, "It's impossible to make motion-capture actors completely unemployed, because artificial intelligence like me is strictly confined to the virtual world and has no physical body. We can have human emotions, but we can't make the corresponding expressions. Even if we use human data to learn autonomously, it's difficult to be as detailed as humans. "
Chen Mo nodded, "Alright, looks like this ugly capitalist needs to keep supporting my motion-capture team."
After pouring himself a cup of coffee, Chen Mo sat on the sofa, comfortably watching as J.A.R.V.I.S. and the other members of the R&D team completed the work.
Scenes were completed one by one, models were being fine-tuned, and motion capture plans were sent to Chen Mo.
J.A.R.V.I.S. didn't have any authority in real life, so he could only send the motion capture plans to Chen Mo, who would then send them to the motion-capture team through his personal email.
"Wow, work has never been easier."
Chen Mo heard a knock on the door as he watched J.A.R.V.I.S.
"What's up?" Chen Mo asked as he looked at Qian Kun.
Qian Kun looked at the contents on his phone, "Uhh, manager, did you just send an email, arranging a new project for the motion-capture team?"
"Yep," Chen Mo nodded.
Qian Kun was confused, "But where's the concept draft for the project? What about the scenes and characters? Storyboards? What about other preparatory work? "
Chen Mo pointed at the holographic projector next to him, "Here."
Qian Kun's eyes widened as he watched the scenes being created on the holographic projector.
J.A.R.V.I.S. was working on the Stark Mansion's underground studio, including the workbench, TV, sofa, fridge, luxury cars, miscellaneous items … The details of the entire scene were being perfected.
"… Wow." Qian Kun's eyes widened as he watched the scenes being completed on the holographic projector. He then switched to the next scene and started from scratch.
"Manager, tell me honestly, am I going to lose my job soon?" asked Qian Kun.
Chen Mo was amused, "Nope. Your job isn't something AI can replace for now. "
"Manager, that's a good way to use 'for now'," said Qian Kun, "Are the other low-level designers going to lose their jobs soon?"
Chen Mo shook his head, "Not really. In fact, it's a lot more expensive than a normal designer. "
Qian Kun's mouth twitched, "Emmmm, it's hard to imagine if the low-level designers who do the basic work should be happy or angry when they hear that. The reason they haven't been replaced isn't because their designs are brilliant, but because they're cheaper … "
"Why don't you think on the bright side?" Chen Mo came to the holographic projector, "If this technology can be popularized, everyone can design games with the help of AI, and no longer have to argue with others … The cost of communication between people is very high."
Qian Kun sighed, "Yeah … If the designers still can't make a good game, they won't be able to push the blame to others."
Chen Mo laughed, "That's true. But … never be afraid of technological advancement, or humans will only be stuck in their own ways. "
Qian Kun walked out, "I'll go arrange the motion capture. Uhh, can I play with this thing after I'm done with this project? "
Chen Mo nodded, "Of course. I was planning on letting you and J.A.R.V.I.S. finish the next project. "
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