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Is there an AI service that is more trained on Resolume Wire than the others? Shouldn't there be? Don't get me wrong. Artificial intelligence shouldn't take the joy of creating something yourself from us Resolume Wire users. But without a clear reference manual, there is a need to be able to ask AI services about things without getting misleading answers back.
I understand that this is not Resolume's responsibility, but can anyone recommend an artificial intelligence service that is usable on Resolume Wire?

Without a clear reference manual, what do you suppose the AI is going to be trained on to be able to give answers that aren't completely "hallucinated"?

Thx for the replay. Input from real people who try the suggestion from AI and report that it does not work in this verion of Wire might be a source. I do not now everything about AI but i guess they sometimes get systematicaly trained.
A complete reference manual seem to be to much to ask for, so I hope for something more practical than whats available today. If many people use one spesific AI I guess that AI will learn from its mistakes. What AI to you use if any?

> without a clear reference manual

We have full documentation for Wire in our support section:
https://resolume.com/support/en/wire

Every node comes with an example patch in Wire that you can open by right-clicking a node or via the Node panel. We also have Wire video training course (but it's a bit outdated, we're working on an update)
https://resolume.com/training/wire

Those would be the recommended way to learn Wire now instead of asking an AI chat that may or may not be correct. Having said that we are working on a little something something that will improve this later this year...

Hi Bart
Thanks for the feedback. I'm already really enjoying the examples. I'm starting to get my bearings after encountering deprecated node names in the tutorial videos and experiencing a lot of crashes as a beginner. The reference manual has room for improvement. I now realize that asking AI and getting a useful answer is not realistic. I look forward to the improvements that are coming. Thanks for a fun program.