AI Design Studio

The Design step of the Dice game editor lets you restyle the game in two ways: chat with the AI Design Studio, or fine-tune every token by hand in Manual mode. A live preview of the game sits next to both.

Note

The Design step is currently available for the Dice game. Other games are styled in the Visual Editor step.

Switch between the two modes with the AI mode / Manual mode toggle in the top-right of the step.

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Before You Start

The Design step works on a saved configuration:

1. Select an operator and pick Dice as the game type.
2. Fill in Basic Info and Save Draft.
3. Open the Design step.

Until a draft is saved, the AI panel shows a reminder to save first.

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AI mode

AI mode is a chat assistant. You describe how the game should look — palette, theme, mood, or a reference — and the assistant iterates on the design while you watch the preview update.

1. Type a prompt in the message box (e.g. “dark neon theme with purple and cyan, rounded buttons”) and send it.

2. Watch the timeline — the assistant streams progress and applies changes to the preview.

3. Keep iterating — send follow-up prompts to refine. You can either tweak the current look or ask for a brand-new one.

4. Publish when you’re happy, from the final wizard step.

Sessions & history

• The first message you send automatically starts a session.
• Use + New session to start a fresh conversation (the previous one is kept).
• Use History to reopen any previous session for this game and review what was generated.

Tip

A session can be marked done after generation. Closed sessions are read-only — start a new session to make further changes.

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Manual mode

Manual mode is a full design-token editor for operators who want precise control. It exposes every themeable value of the Dice game, grouped into collapsible sections.

Group	Examples
Colors	Backgrounds, text, accent, slider, button colors
Radii / Shadows / Sizes / Spacing / Opacity / Motion	Corner rounding, elevation, dimensions, gaps, transitions
Typography	Font families for common text and the result display
Assets	Background and logo image slots
Sounds	Game sound slots

Tools in Manual mode:

• Search — filter tokens by name (e.g. “background”, “button”).
• Overrides (N) — toggle to show only the tokens you’ve changed; the counter shows how many differ from the default.
• Reset — each changed token has a reset-to-default button; Reset all reverts every override at once.
• Fonts — pick a built-in font, upload your own, or add a Google font from the font library.

Note

Any value you don’t change keeps the platform default — you only override what you need.