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Until chapter 34, this story's author was Wangcaideju and the script was by Atias, but after that it says it's by Wangcaideju. There's no mention of Atias. And it's also right after the hiatus... I think the script writer dropped this project... and Wangcaideju is now doing it on their own... and I guess that's why there was this sudden flashback in chapter 35... and we suddenly get introduced to a new character...
Though I might be wrong, but if that's actually the case... ╥﹏╥
Hi do you know anything about it? Is it a bad news.. i hope they could continue the story however they want and still being THAT good or even better. I mean, i really love this story the best soft-slow burn that got me hooked. Nevertheless I will always support them
*something not anything
Nope don't know anything, sorry
Come on, this was just a good read only for it to have AI backgrounds
I cry T-T
What AI?
i believe the backgrounds are made from a 3d program called sketchup
The Athletes' Village background before the title in the latest chapter (32) has AI traces if you zoom in, the details start blurring together
Don't know anything about the program itself but you can see AI traces in the one background
Just looks like a blue sky to me with clouds,.are you talking about the clouds or the shine of the sun??? Cus that feels like a stretch
Yall need to rethink. Not everything is AI. The author even posted on twitter that she used the real-life pics that she took in Chapter 32
I see the picture:
https://nitter.net/pic/orig/media%2FHPbcUXaaEAANwEa.jpg
She must have used some sort of filter or effect that made it look like Ai, this background in particular:
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/the_melting_season/uu/br_chapter-414832/pg-25/
It might not be Ai generated, but it might be Ai edited based on the way the details get merged into one another
Look closely at this one: https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/the_melting_season/uu/br_chapter-414832/pg-25/
Yes, that is the image I was referencing, once again, it looks like any basic background you'd see in a comic like 19 Days. I do see what youre talking about like the Olympic rings smudging, but I honestly think thats their use of atmospheric perspective, or whatever its called when you draw less detail to depict distance. This is way more evidence than the other person making the claim, so I thank you for that though, however I still don't think it's substancial enough when thats a legitimate art technique.
I'll look more into it though