Take a look at the suggested attribution text in the FAQ under "Can I use the art I find here? How should I credit the artist?" and let me know if that doesn't answer your question. I'll be happy to fill in the missing information. :)
I believe the license terms you're referring to mean you should include a link to the license itself (ie: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). Although the suggestion in the FAQ doesn't include a link to the license text, it does include a link to the submission page, which links to the license text. If you wanted to be extra sure, you could use something like this: (text attribution as seen on the submission page's "copyright/attribution notice" section, with raw url's, no hyperlinks)
"6 More RPG Enemies" by Stephen Challener (Redshrike), Blarumyrran and LordNeo Licensed CC-BY 3.0 (httpsː//creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/) and OGA-BY 3.0 (httpsː//opengameart.org/content/oga-by-30-faq) hosted by OpenGameArt.org (httpsː//opengameart.org/content/6-more-rpg-enemies)
or, if your game can display clickable hyperlinks instead of just the raw URL:
"show off your project" may be the more relevant forum, but this is fine too. I would recommend uploading large packs as one submission with many previews. Giant cohesive sets tend to get more attention than multiple submissions with similar content.
If you must upload them as several individual submissions for some reason, i would ask that you space them out over several days, otherwise it floods the front page and buries all other submissions.
@lepsistemas: all the files seem to work fine for me. What files are you having trouble with? What decompression software are you using to open the zip file?
It is helpful. The ASCII character thing is a known issue. If your browser is converting (or you're copy-pasting from a word-processor that converts) characters to non-keyboard versions (Like fancy curved quotes and apostrophies, like you mentioned. Em dash is another one it chokes on) it will give a blank white screen with error 500.
The rich-text box is more of a lower-middle-class-text box. Not as rich as I'd like.
Indeed. Attribution is essentially impossible. ...not sure why you would give lashings to the author, though. Or do you mean, 'no one listed as the uploader, so who do we hold to account?'
Although I applaud the nobility of trying to make a public domain art repository, I feel like the whole site is in need of an overhaul to be viable; images can be posted anonymously, with no information about authorship, source, etc. There are so many trademarked and copyrighted works belonging to the corporate giants, it's only a matter of time before the lawyers of Marvel, Warner Bros, etc. flood them with DMCAs. Ironically, the Copyright Complaint page is itself plagiarized from cleanpng.com/kissping.com, which I guess wouldn't be such a blatant ripoff if they are run by the same company, but the whois information shows two entirely different registrars.
Take a look at the suggested attribution text in the FAQ under "Can I use the art I find here? How should I credit the artist?" and let me know if that doesn't answer your question. I'll be happy to fill in the missing information. :)
I believe the license terms you're referring to mean you should include a link to the license itself (ie: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). Although the suggestion in the FAQ doesn't include a link to the license text, it does include a link to the submission page, which links to the license text. If you wanted to be extra sure, you could use something like this: (text attribution as seen on the submission page's "copyright/attribution notice" section, with raw url's, no hyperlinks)
or, if your game can display clickable hyperlinks instead of just the raw URL:
@Disthron: for the .7z archive, use 7-zip. for the .xcf files contained within, use GIMP. both are free and amazing tools. :)
Correct, there is a 200 mb limit per file, but you can have multiple .zip files per submission.
"show off your project" may be the more relevant forum, but this is fine too. I would recommend uploading large packs as one submission with many previews. Giant cohesive sets tend to get more attention than multiple submissions with similar content.
If you must upload them as several individual submissions for some reason, i would ask that you space them out over several days, otherwise it floods the front page and buries all other submissions.
Looking forward to seeing all the new content! :)
@lepsistemas: all the files seem to work fine for me. What files are you having trouble with? What decompression software are you using to open the zip file?
Wow! Lots of beautiful content. Where do they come from? Are they from multiple artists or did you make them all?
Looks like it was a beautiful community
https://web.archive.org/web/20190623063846/http://www.conceptart.org/go/...
What caused the downfall?
It is helpful. The ASCII character thing is a known issue. If your browser is converting (or you're copy-pasting from a word-processor that converts) characters to non-keyboard versions (Like fancy curved quotes and apostrophies, like you mentioned. Em dash is another one it chokes on) it will give a blank white screen with error 500.
The rich-text box is more of a lower-middle-class-text box. Not as rich as I'd like.
Indeed. Attribution is essentially impossible. ...not sure why you would give lashings to the author, though. Or do you mean, 'no one listed as the uploader, so who do we hold to account?'
Although I applaud the nobility of trying to make a public domain art repository, I feel like the whole site is in need of an overhaul to be viable; images can be posted anonymously, with no information about authorship, source, etc. There are so many trademarked and copyrighted works belonging to the corporate giants, it's only a matter of time before the lawyers of Marvel, Warner Bros, etc. flood them with DMCAs. Ironically, the Copyright Complaint page is itself plagiarized from cleanpng.com/kissping.com, which I guess wouldn't be such a blatant ripoff if they are run by the same company, but the whois information shows two entirely different registrars.
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