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Attempts to replicate the out of battle scenes from Golden Sun and its sequel on the GBA. I have no idea if this will work, but I hope it does. Since I have little experience with natural language tagging (and would love feedback on it), there’s some small concepts that appear a few times worth noting and aren’t worth noting as trained on their own, and I can, I have made public a zip containing the txt files with the tags used so people can review them.
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Trigger: A Golden Sun pixel art style video (or image or character sheet)
Made with 19 clips of video footage (the longest is a 32 second piece of Yepp’s Song, and the second longest the water bearer puzzle in Xian at 29 seconds, but most are under 10 seconds) from the two games plus 10 stills and 6 sprite sheets from the two games, all hand captioned by me (did throw a few images at auto-label to see what it was looking for, but most results were garbage and I only wound up describing certain things it in my own words after seeing those particular features caught the auto-label’s “eye”). I made some effort to train text boxes (sound effects that play for text including) and background music (though I don’t really know enough about music to do more than say its there). I wonder how those turn out?
Since H3 seemed to know lots of cartoon styles well enough for me to not feel it was worth bothering with teaching them, I figured I’d try video game clips and see what happened since it also freed me of needing to trim videos into neat clips since I can just record the clips as clips. Big thanks to golden sun syndicate user “Atrius“ for a nearly 20 year old set of GS codes for changing the map sprite of the player and to archive dot org for preserving them: Made it way easier to get footage without the main character being in every video.