Hallucinated Minecraft simulates Astral Realm physics

[mmKay]

If you haven't heard about it yet, this is called Oasis: An Universe in a Transformer.

This is not Minecraft and it doesn't have it's game files. Oasis is an AI-driven game inspired by Minecraft, built entirely from gameplay footage instead of using original game files. It uses next-frame prediction to generate the gameplay real-time.

I've been practicing Astral Projection for the last few months and I'm keeping a journal in the journaling sub-forum -- I stumbled upon this cool technology looking for examples of non euclidean geometry to explain some of the nature of the Astral dimension, and I'm more than satisfied with this example. 

 

It's a pretty accurate example, but the Astral realm can be way more coherent and way less coherent .

What's accurate here is that turning around into what was previously hidden from your visual field of view can generate a new world -- turning around 360° doesn't guarantee you will be back at your starting point. Also looking at something for long enough can morph it into something else in front of your very eyes.

If you close or open your eyes you can teleport into new places. If you want to walk through a wall and it doesn't work, that doesn't mean that it won't work if you do it again

Link of the journal if anyone wants to try to do it themselves. I shared some simple but effective content

 

 

 

Edited November 13, 2024 by mmKay

[mmKay]

https://oasis.decart.ai/introduction

Dip your toes in the astral realm physics yourself! Press " try oasis"

Edited 10 hours ago by mmKay

[mmKay]

On 11/13/2024 at 1:46 PM, mmKay said:

What's accurate here is that turning around into what was previously hidden from your visual field of view can generate a new world -- turning around 360° doesn't guarantee you will be back at your starting point. Also looking at something for long enough can morph it into something else in front of your very eyes.

Behold the Non-Euclidean  Astral Realm Haircut 💀

Edited 10 hours ago by mmKay

[cetus]

45 minutes ago, mmKay said:

Also looking at something for long enough can morph it into something else in front of your very eyes.

 Q: Which way is the figure spinning?

 

A: Both.    -or... not at all?

Talking about Non-Euclidian (hyperspaces) Picaso would get inspiration for his art by looking at an object until it "lost all association" and would morph into something completely different in an unseen realm.

Found this and thought you may find it of interest...........

 

Edited 9 hours ago by cetus