I was wondering if it was possible for GPT chat to understand blueprints.
it is difficult because it is a graphical representation. but if you do a copy/paste of the nodes and paste in a notepad then you will see that it is possible, however this code is complex.
ChatGPT is able to understand this code and explain what it does but as explaining ChatGPT can’t take a lot of text in so I asked chatGPT to create pseudo code from this code.
then they would be interesting to create a plugin that makes the conversion of this copy/paste in pseudo code and send it directly to chatGPT via the API for analysis.
Maybe ChatGPT could recreate this code and generate node from it.
I don’t expect ChatGPT to code for me or anything and I know it makes errors, I use it to compare my code and check for errors. Even if it’s not perfect it gives a good idea or could help understand.
Hey there @tomy300! Welcome back to the community! ChatGPT has a minor hurdle when it comes to blueprints because it’s not strictly text based how C++ code is, so it only knows nodes from how people talk about them instead of them exactly so it has a significantly higher error rate than syntax for text based code. However there is a marketplace developer that was working on this integration already, unfortunately I couldn’t find the post about it now.
To summarize, you’re asking if it’s possible for GPT to understand blueprints, noting that while it’s challenging due to their graphical nature, copying and pasting the nodes into a text format reveals that it’s possible, albeit complex.