Yes you may. I have released it under the Creative Commons CC0 license. This means that you may use it with no restrictions, even without crediting me. Of course, I would still appreciate credit!
I have also noticed this too, however I can also see situations where legitimate users might want to post a link to their soundcloud account, or something similar. Perhaps only users with art submissions, or users who have posted a minimum amount of non-spam-flagged comments should be allowed to post external links at all? Or all of their link-containing posts could require moderator approval before showing up.
Maybe that is overkill though - It seems like only ~3-5 spam posts / day. Certainly the "buy soundcloud likes" links and variations are always spam.
The Kids Station controller is a real brand/product name. I don't believe that you are allowed to release a model based so closely on it under CC-BY 3.0, since you don't have rights to the original item. The model itself may be generic enough, but it has logos for Playstation, BanDai, and KidsStation, which are not permittable to release under any OGA license.
I think you would probably be safe if you remove those logos, but it may be worthwhile for an admin to weigh in.
My non-lawyer opinion is that it would count as a derivative work. Good luck finding or making an animated dragon. You might be able to make a very simple stick figure model in blender or something similar, posing joints for animation, and rendering it at your desired angle. I don't know how difficult that process is though.
@xenotropic That sounds like a wonderful program, and I am thrilled to have my art contribute to that effort. For my own game, it is similarly useful to have the sprites split into individual frames, which I call "idle_0.png", etc.
I similarly have this for most of disthron's sprites, and can easily get it for the rest (I have written an imagemagick script which splits these up automatically). IM can also easily generate 2x and 4x versions. I am on vacation this weekend, but I'll PM you once I get back to my computer that has these files.
Very cool design! It makes me wish I had a game in the pipeline that could use it - maybe someday!
You may, and anyone else may as well. I'd love to hear how it gets used though!
Yes you may. I have released it under the Creative Commons CC0 license. This means that you may use it with no restrictions, even without crediting me. Of course, I would still appreciate credit!
I hope somebody takes the complete set and makes a chess game, similar to Interplay's Battle Chess. Great work as always! I love the hair blasts.
Great. Love the new preview too!
I have also noticed this too, however I can also see situations where legitimate users might want to post a link to their soundcloud account, or something similar. Perhaps only users with art submissions, or users who have posted a minimum amount of non-spam-flagged comments should be allowed to post external links at all? Or all of their link-containing posts could require moderator approval before showing up.
Maybe that is overkill though - It seems like only ~3-5 spam posts / day. Certainly the "buy soundcloud likes" links and variations are always spam.
The Kids Station controller is a real brand/product name. I don't believe that you are allowed to release a model based so closely on it under CC-BY 3.0, since you don't have rights to the original item. The model itself may be generic enough, but it has logos for Playstation, BanDai, and KidsStation, which are not permittable to release under any OGA license.
I think you would probably be safe if you remove those logos, but it may be worthwhile for an admin to weigh in.
My non-lawyer opinion is that it would count as a derivative work. Good luck finding or making an animated dragon. You might be able to make a very simple stick figure model in blender or something similar, posing joints for animation, and rendering it at your desired angle. I don't know how difficult that process is though.
@xenotropic That sounds like a wonderful program, and I am thrilled to have my art contribute to that effort. For my own game, it is similarly useful to have the sprites split into individual frames, which I call "idle_0.png", etc.
I similarly have this for most of disthron's sprites, and can easily get it for the rest (I have written an imagemagick script which splits these up automatically). IM can also easily generate 2x and 4x versions. I am on vacation this weekend, but I'll PM you once I get back to my computer that has these files.
Good luck with TEALS!
I'm glad you like it. Walk/run are the same, it is the 2nd column and loops by repeating.
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