There's something I'm seeing on the forums (and occasionally in the IRC channel) that really needs to be nipped in the bud.
While the OGA archive will always require that people post libre (open) licensed works, the OGA forums and IRC channel are meant for anyone who wants to talk about games or game art. This includes artists and indie developers who don't want to release their works under open licenses.
I am planning (or at least, would like to) create a couple of sprites depicting a non-OGA (but still freely licensed, CC0/public domain, to be exact) character. Considering OGA's policies about good will to authors, I was wondering if this would be alright?
Hi For my college coursework I have to model an environment based of an steampunk theme these where my ideas of scenes. I did really quick sketches so I could get to later parts of the project e.g more research and planning. (that's why there really bad lol). But Id like any feedback on the ideas and tips on workflow for them Thanks.
I once asked something similar here but it's a long time ago, this is a little different. Some developers free-license a few screenshots of their games, for example Legend of Grimrock (one of my favorite games BTW, before I stopped playing proprietary games):
In an ideal world, I'd post them properly, but I think it's better for them to be at least referenced here than for me to never get around to doing the former.
- Loy's Goodies - CC0, made using Blockbench (low-poly modeling software usually used for Minecraft); I've been putting it off for months because the conversion process isn't trivial, especially when it comes to rigging
