(Yes, I did actually make it because I suck at tuning) --- Post updated --- Here's another little image. I need to work on general improvements and then maybe even a UI, not sure.
Yoooo, finally someone found a legit use for "AI" in Beam. Does it run on a local model, or is it just connected to OpenAI API? Also, did you give it any guidelines regarding how it should operate with each car/platform, or is it just reading min and max values from the tuning tab and making a guess?
It's using OpenAI (gpt-4o-mini), I doubt a local one would be good at it? I don't have the necessary stuff to train a model or anything, so I'll just keep OpenAI for now. And regarding the guidelines, I basically tell it how to respond with the right format and other stuff, but it needs improving a lot. For the prompt, it takes JSON containing everything necessary (defaults, min, max, and value). --- Post updated --- I plan on cleaning it up and improving it, then I'll release it. The only real issue right now is that it's using OpenAI's model so you have to pay for it :/
In theory, it'd be great as you wouldn't have to call OpenAI. In practice, running it would require a pretty beefy computer, as even the smaller models require 4GB+ RAM. But considering you don't seem to generate this much output at once, you may still want to check GPT4ALL for some faster models.
I plan on cleaning it up and improving it, then I'll release it. The only real issue right now is that it's using t I'll definitely look at using a local model for it then, I just need to find one that's trained on cars and doesn't require much. I don't want to get a model that has a bunch of knowledge on other stuff either because that's just a waste of resources
To quote Darth Vader from ESB: "Impressive." The obvious next step I think (or next step 100 steps down the line lol), is to read a track in all it's dimensions, then automatically tune the car in gear ratios, suspension etc. given what your car's limitations are. The gear ratios for instance would max out hp/torque curve for the greatest top speed on the longest straight of the track, thereby balancing acceleration versus top speed. Do this and you could find yourself working for a Formula 1 team.
Hey @vulcan-dev, I recently stumbled upon this: ollama. Do you think it could be used as the local alternative? It runs pretty damn fast on my laptop.
Possibly.. I don't have time to set it up right now, but does it do a good job with vehicles and tuning? If so, then I don't see a reason not to use it. Thanks!
