I saw that. I tried to sign up for the forum and prod them to use some of the OGA art sets (the 16x16 stuff, as well as the LPC contest entries), but I didn't get the forum sign up email so I was never able to post anything. Hopefully they'll see it.
I'd suggest making something simple that will establish your perspective a bit better. You might try a barrel or some furniture. Once you're satisfied with that, it might give you a better idea as to how to go about the perspective on a tree.
@Aisen: It's CC0, which is basically the same as public domain. You don't need to ask permission. We'd definitely be interested in the link to your game when you're done though. :)
Anyone knows how to actually interpret CC BY-SA? I have read lots of discussions about this but not found any really good answer. If I use an image licensed under CC BY-SA and I do not change the image, just use it in e.g. a game. Do i really need to release the complete game source code as open under CC BY-SA?
Technically no, but I would encourage you to contact the artist and ask what their preference is.
I am personally about 30% done, and that's more than anyone else. Some of the judges haven't done anything yet, and we may need to exclude them from the process to make sure we can do things in a timely fashion.
I'm probably going to have to withdraw my time estimate at this point, since it's too heavily dependent on other people.
I saw that. I tried to sign up for the forum and prod them to use some of the OGA art sets (the 16x16 stuff, as well as the LPC contest entries), but I didn't get the forum sign up email so I was never able to post anything. Hopefully they'll see it.
Excellent, as usual. :)
I'd suggest making something simple that will establish your perspective a bit better. You might try a barrel or some furniture. Once you're satisfied with that, it might give you a better idea as to how to go about the perspective on a tree.
Unless there's a large push for this, I probably won't do this, since it would fragment the already established community.
I humbly submit to you:
The Adventure Begins
@Charles Stover: Sorry I missed this message. I'm sure it's way too late now, but the link doesn't need to be clickable.
@Aisen: It's CC0, which is basically the same as public domain. You don't need to ask permission. We'd definitely be interested in the link to your game when you're done though. :)
Anyone knows how to actually interpret CC BY-SA? I have read lots of discussions about this but not found any really good answer. If I use an image licensed under CC BY-SA and I do not change the image, just use it in e.g. a game. Do i really need to release the complete game source code as open under CC BY-SA?
Technically no, but I would encourage you to contact the artist and ask what their preference is.
Change the texture a bit and you'll have a potato generator. ;)
Nice work!
I am personally about 30% done, and that's more than anyone else. Some of the judges haven't done anything yet, and we may need to exclude them from the process to make sure we can do things in a timely fashion.
I'm probably going to have to withdraw my time estimate at this point, since it's too heavily dependent on other people.
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