legopikmin, it's no problem for me if you just use your modified version in your game. The changes are too trivial to require you to reupload the asset or distribute an accessible version (png, jpg or zip) along with the game. Only if you change it in a more radical way, for example change the color and add more stars and nebulae, then I think you should distribute this modified version under the same license along with your game or reupload it to OGA.
Yes, you can use my graphics in commercial projects. The license of the code doesn't have to be the same as the license of the art asset. You can just add my nickname to the credits.
Just go ahead and use them in your commercial games. I don't have a problem with that. You can add my nickname to the credits. Regarding the psd files, I still have them, but they are rather messy and I don't think they would be helpful. I don't intend to upload them.
Yes, you can use these graphics in commercial games. You just have to credit me and derivatives of the graphics have to be licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
Hi Chrithu. Click on Image -> Adjustments -> Replace Color, then click on the area of the image where the color should be changed and adjust the hue, saturation and fuzziness in the pop-up window. But I think it could be difficult to do that in exactly the same way for a lot of images. It's easier to change all colors at the same time with Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation, but that means you have less control. You could also try some of the other tools in the Adjustments menu, but they're more difficult to use. And if you want to quickly apply such changes to a lot of images, you should check out how "actions" work in Photoshop.
Thanks for the great explanations MedicineStorm.
legopikmin, it's no problem for me if you just use your modified version in your game. The changes are too trivial to require you to reupload the asset or distribute an accessible version (png, jpg or zip) along with the game. Only if you change it in a more radical way, for example change the color and add more stars and nebulae, then I think you should distribute this modified version under the same license along with your game or reupload it to OGA.
Just Skorpio and if you want a link back to this page.
Great work guys! :D It's always nice to see your games.
Yes to #1 and #2. Regarding #3, you may modify the images as you like and these derivatives must also be licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
Just my nickname.
Only these graphics should stay open source, not the whole project. You can use the graphics in commercial projects as well.
Yes, you can use my graphics in commercial projects. The license of the code doesn't have to be the same as the license of the art asset. You can just add my nickname to the credits.
Just go ahead and use them in your commercial games. I don't have a problem with that.
You can add my nickname to the credits.
Regarding the psd files, I still have them, but they are rather messy and I don't think they would be helpful. I don't intend to upload them.
Yes, you can use these graphics in commercial games. You just have to credit me and derivatives of the graphics have to be licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
Hi Chrithu. Click on Image -> Adjustments -> Replace Color, then click on the area of the image where the color should be changed and adjust the hue, saturation and fuzziness in the pop-up window. But I think it could be difficult to do that in exactly the same way for a lot of images. It's easier to change all colors at the same time with Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation, but that means you have less control. You could also try some of the other tools in the Adjustments menu, but they're more difficult to use. And if you want to quickly apply such changes to a lot of images, you should check out how "actions" work in Photoshop.
BTW, cool stuff bobo1234 and BiG. :)
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