Hey Devs! đź‘‹
We've all been watching the explosion of Generative AI, but Google's Project Genie (Genie 3) is something different. It's not just generating video; it's generating interactive worlds—playable environments with physics and mechanics.
However, getting the most out of it can be tricky. Between region locks, the infamous "60-second limit," and figuring out the right prompts to get consistent physics, there's a steep learning curve.
That's why I built ProjectGenie.online.
It is an independent, comprehensive resource designed to help creators, developers, and researchers master the Genie 3 World Model.
🚀 What is ProjectGenie.online?
It’s a hub where we deconstruct the tech behind Generative Interactive Environments. Whether you are looking to create a pixel-art platformer or a photorealistic 3D environment, this site provides the tools to control the chaos.
Here is what you can find on the platform right now:
🛠️ Free Prompt Generator
Writing prompts for a World Model is different from LLMs. You need to define mechanics, visual style, and "seed" states. I’ve built a specialized Prompt Generator that helps you structure your request—selecting camera angles (2D side-scrolling vs. 3D), mechanics, and styles—to generate the perfect prompt for Genie.🍌 Mastering "Nano Banana Pro"
If you've dived into the docs, you know that the "Seed Image" is everything. We offer deep dives into Nano Banana Pro, focusing on how to generate ultra-detailed textures and lighting consistent scenes that actually work when the physics engine kicks in.🔓 Breaking the Limits (Technical Guides)
One of the biggest frustrations with the current preview is the constraints. We are documenting workarounds and technical methods, including:
Overcoming the 60-second generation limit via state transfer techniques.
Exporting to Unreal Engine: How to bridge the gap between Genie's latent actions and a real game engine.
Architecture Deep Dives: Understanding the "Latent Action Model" and how it differs from traditional rendering.
đź“š For the Community
This project is about exploration. We are compiling:
200+ Prompt Templates: Tested seeds that work.
Research Papers: Breaking down the whitepapers for engineers, not just academics.
Access Guides: How to access the model if you are outside the US.
đź’ˇ Why I built this
I believe Generative World Models are the future of game dev and simulation. But right now, the information is scattered. I wanted to build a single place where we can share "jailbreak" tips, prompt engineering strategies, and actually build cool stuff with this tech.
Check it out here: 👉 project genie online
I’d love to hear your feedback! Are you experimenting with Project Genie yet? Let me know what features or guides you'd like to see next.
Happy building! 🧞‍♂️
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