So, I was thinking—what if Rec Room had way more chips to make game creation easier? Right now, CV2 is powerful, but there are still times when making something simple takes way too many steps. My idea is to expand the CV2 system with a ton of new chips and maybe even an AI-powered assistant that helps with circuit building.
For example, imagine a chip that acts like a “ChatGPT but for CV2,” where you type what you need—like “make an enemy AI that follows the player”—and it generates the circuits for you. It could also suggest optimizations for existing circuits, making everything more efficient.
This wouldn’t replace manual circuit work, but it would speed things up a lot, especially for newer creators. It could also introduce smarter debugging tools or better ways to visualize circuit performance.
