Why wouldn't you be able to put the credits in the game itself? My html5 games have the credits in the game itself.
If your game doesn't have an in-game credits screen, then I would recommend putting the credits in the same page as the game but just further down the page or just below the game portion of the page.
If you're talking about an html5 game hosted on itch.io, you can list ask the attributions in the "Description" section of the game details page, or even as a downloadable txt file link on that page.
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This should be in the Feedback forum, not General Discussion. [Topic moved]
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If you're wanting all this data on one page instead of on individual submission pages, there is not sufficient benefit for such a feature to justify the effort involved in implementing it.
HAHAHAHA! Definitely not. Here is a more translator-friendly version of the same text:
Effective communication is important. I found those images using archaic techniques. This gave me an approximation of the source of the images. It is not necessary to abandon those images, but if you prefer to proceed to new art searches, we can leave those behind and recruit people to help you find useful art. I am confident it will progress quickly.
Clarity is key. I found the image using some old school techniques to get a ballpark idea of their origins. You don't need to give up on them cold turkey, but if you feel like tabling the item, we can blow this pop sickle stand and get others to jump on the bandwagon to find you some replacement goods faster than you can say bob's your uncle.
Why wouldn't you be able to put the credits in the game itself? My html5 games have the credits in the game itself.
If your game doesn't have an in-game credits screen, then I would recommend putting the credits in the same page as the game but just further down the page or just below the game portion of the page.
If you're talking about an html5 game hosted on itch.io, you can list ask the attributions in the "Description" section of the game details page, or even as a downloadable txt file link on that page.
what is the search you're running that doesn't show your asset?
The site has a hard time with certain special characters like curved quotes and em dashes. A hyphen is what your keyboard shows, but some word processors like to change hyphens to em dashes without telling you. When you copy-paste text from such word processors, you introduce a character that makes the site barf white all over the screen.
This should be in the Feedback forum, not General Discussion.
[Topic moved]
Submissions you've contributed are tracked on your profile, so...
My Submissions
The number of views are not tracked at all, and will remain so.
The number of downloads of a submission is tracked on the given submission's page.
Links to users that have commented are listed next to the comment.
If you're wanting all this data on one page instead of on individual submission pages, there is not sufficient benefit for such a feature to justify the effort involved in implementing it.
HAHAHAHA! Definitely not. Here is a more translator-friendly version of the same text:
Haha! Ok. Now I understand.
Let me know how the translator does with that. :D
You said "when I did a google image search for the lens, they wrote to me about it." What does that mean? Who wrote to you about it?
My statement is speculative. I'm not sure it's commercial, but it certainly looks that way. I don't think it's worth your time, but I could be wrong.
Who wrote to you about it?
As far as I can tell, these are from the game DarkOrbit, and should not be used since they are commercial IP.
Looks kind of like commander's stuff. https://opengameart.org/users/commander
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