DLSS for Flutter

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You know how there’s hype around anything that has to do with machine learning these days?

Here’s an idea for a Flutter feature:

DLSS for Flutter

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^^^ This but for Flutter apps!

Just imagine! Flutter renders your app in VGA resolution and 30 FPS, and an overpriced NVIDIA graphics card super-samples it to make it look good! Machine learning, baby!

/s

Ok sorry, I just thought of this a minute ago (as an April Fool’s joke) and needed to share it. I realize this is only funny (maybe!) to people who’re following AAA gamedev and are kind of salty about the constant ML hype.

Hope this elicited a smile. Otherwise, nothing to see here. (Please please don’t make this real.)

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I’ll arg it’s already possible :smiley: Joke is rolling…

some open libs are already available to do that as .dll or .so

The questions are mostly around models and how to train them.

Are we aiming for upscale? it can already be great or frame generation (very difficult training)

Lossless Scaling

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Ideally, we’d train for “tasteful design” and then just release the most terrible programmer-art apps with DLSS always on. :pensive:

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I’m still having a blast creating my art with flutter and kotlin then trains full models from the generated images. Hundreds now are enough.

Beyond all fancy words and branding at the end I’m left with interpolation, extrapolation and projection.

Frame generation is a ‘smart’ lerp for interpolation.
Upscaling is extrapolation and projection is done by applying stable (from frame to frame) textures to segmented content.

My bet is that these tools will make indy devs much more efficients and they still be respectful of the artist intentions.

You just work on the mechanics then produce an easy segmentable ControlNet with labels and get back a rendered frame. Projections are trained on designer stills to match the artistic direction.

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