You'd be welcome on our project. What kind of stuff excites you most? We're getting something playable going right now, so most of the things you've mentioned will be useful, I'm sure.
Well, we have something playable already, it just doesn't have any sort of enemies or interaction. Just moving around the world and bumping into walls I guess, but actual gameplay *Coming soon to a PC near you!*
@cougarmint: They can't apply DRM to the specific assets licensed CC-BY-SA. That doesn't necessarily mean closed code (a separate asset) isn't compatible. But yes, ultimately researching the licenses is the best way to know what's best for your own project.
I agree working as a team is better than alone, but this post still seems redunant; your other post was seeking an artist that might "be interested in making a game [as] partners!"
How does that differ from looking for an artist that might be interested in developing the game with you?
You'd be welcome on our project. What kind of stuff excites you most? We're getting something playable going right now, so most of the things you've mentioned will be useful, I'm sure.
Well, we have something playable already, it just doesn't have any sort of enemies or interaction. Just moving around the world and bumping into walls I guess, but actual gameplay *Coming soon to a PC near you!*
Well, that sucks. Why did you have to purchase a CD of public domain sound, though? Just for the cost of the CD itself?
same great flavor, but now in .zip format!
@cougarmint: They can't apply DRM to the specific assets licensed CC-BY-SA. That doesn't necessarily mean closed code (a separate asset) isn't compatible. But yes, ultimately researching the licenses is the best way to know what's best for your own project.
The asset you linked to is from the FLARE set. All the assets for FLARE are as you describe and are free to use.
Try searching for "Gem". They're all openly licensed.
^agree (many available) Or even some pixelart clouds could really add to it, I think.
I agree working as a team is better than alone, but this post still seems redunant; your other post was seeking an artist that might "be interested in making a game [as] partners!"
How does that differ from looking for an artist that might be interested in developing the game with you?
Oh, ok. Then how does this thread differ from https://opengameart.org/forumtopic/java-programmer-looking-for-a-pixel-a... ?
wait... you're looking for a game designer? not an artist, programmer, or composer? But someone to create the game concept itself?
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