Even if you treat AI Studio as a tool for creation. However; if you are an artistic project… such as a game, be aware automated changes that are arbitrary may cause your game to lose its original functions, or unnecessary implementations that are not wanted. That can apply to AI Studio users who heavily rely on this project to make games.
The implementation of protection notices:
You can ask Gemini to create a markdown file with requested protection notices to prevent ANY automated unsolicited changes to your crafted works. With my experience, that enables my work to be as consistent as possible. This is key for game developers who are keeping tabs on their projects. Without asking for this measure; your game can lose ALL of its valuable assets overtime, due to arbitrary changes, and other automated actions that are not wanted. These unsolicited changes can lead to the following:
Loss of original work - This is a nightmare for some creators who care about their work very seriously.
High Levels Of Pseudoscience - Pseudoscience is a known issue.
Buggy features that may break your game - This is a serious factor when trying to add a feature, or update parts of your game.
How Did I accomplished it?
I filled in system instructions. Be aware; these system instructions won’t be synced when you switch over to the another computer. That’s why I have to make a backup copy of system instructions when possible.
I always provide special instructions with the following:
Always keep craftsmanship prioritized - I always write this prompt at the beginning of my prompt, or at the end. This is key to ensure Gemini via AI Studio can ensure your craftsmanship is prioritized.
Don’t start coding just yet - I always ask Gemini not to start coding just yet, that way; I can read what’s next when Gemini asks if it want to start coding.
Pause, ask me for verification - This is a very important message I always put at the end of my prompt. This is key for Gemini to ask me for verification. Think about treating Gemini as a member of editorial staff member of a project.
How did I keep track of my work?
I always audit folders and files, before I start adding something new.
I always read these responses thoroughly. If there’s a mistake, I let Gemini know by reviewing folders and code with the power of computer science and mathematics.
I always use math and science as I use AI Studio.
What if you still have questions about AI Studio?
You can always use Google’s search engine to get answers about AI Studio, and Gemini. They have tutorials, and other important information.