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Four days ago I added a daily challenge to a little creature-collecting game I make on my own. Every day, everyone gets the same everyday object — a mug, a shoe, a pillow, a spoon — and you photograph yours. An AI turns each photo into an original creature card, and they all go up on one public wall, side by side. Then everyone votes for the best one, and at midnight the winner gets a crown on their card forever. What happened in four days: • Day 1 (mug): 7 creatures, 2 people. Mostly me. • Day 2 (shoe): 10 creatures from 9 people, 8 of them strangers. A Rare sneaker won. • Day 3 (pillow): 14 creatures. Someone pulled the first Legendary. It lost — a Common called Fluffkin beat it on a single vote, which is how the rules work and I'm keeping them. • Day 4 (spoon): two Legendaries on the wall. The one that got votes won. One player has now caught the object five days running. I haven't met any of these people. Today's object is a clock. If you want to try it: https://snapplings.com/daily?src=reddit — it works in the browser, no sign-up, takes about a minute. Point the camera at a clock and see what yours becomes. Tech, for the curious: Next.js on Vercel, Claude reads the photo and writes the creature (and answers "is this actually a clock?" in the same call), FLUX paints it, Supabase holds the wall. The whole daily thing costs nothing extra — the "is it the object" check rides inside the vision call the game was already making. Happy to answer anything about how it works or what's gone wrong so far (plenty).   submitted by   /u/Respect-Living [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/15 03:24:51