I finally found a hqnx program that works on pngs with transparency support. Unfortunately it is command line only at this point, but here it is. It is LGPL too, so if someone wants to finish the job and turn it into a GIMP filter...
While I am very impressed by RPGJS technically, I would be very wary of actually using it. It uses RPG Maker XP as its game editor, and that raises a lot of copyright issues. Not to mention the demo heavily uses RPG Maker XP art. As far as I can tell, they did not get Enterbrain's permission for any of this.
Even when I was willing to pay for art, I've come across artists who would not work with me because I was open source. They insisted on retaining the rights to the artwork and licensing it to me for my game only.
Feels like the blogs are now the focus of the site, not the art. The art should be central. Perhaps going back to 15 pieces of art on the front page instead of 6 would be better.
Look and feel of the site now feels too modern. I'd prefer something casual, artsy, with a medieval fantasy look and feel for a site of this type.
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Wider columns go well with today's widescreen monitors.
Great News!!!
I finally found a hqnx program that works on pngs with transparency support. Unfortunately it is command line only at this point, but here it is. It is LGPL too, so if someone wants to finish the job and turn it into a GIMP filter...
Anyway here are the results of scaling by 2x on http://opengameart.org/content/twelve-16x18-rpg-sprites-plus-base Feel free to compare to http://opengameart.org/content/antifareas-rpg-sprite-set-1-enlarged-w-tr...
Enjoy!
Gaurav
http://opengameart.org/content/modified-32x32-treasure-chest
dczanik: What license is this available under? Can you post these with appropriate tags so we can find it in search?
HTML5 Canvas Old School RPG
Save and load is implemented using HTML5 LocalStorage. As the name implies, yes, the data is stored locally.
HTML5 Canvas Old School RPG
There are SVG files located in Wikimedia Commons for this, under CC0, if anyone would prefer that license. See http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Radiation_warning_symbol.svg and http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WMD-radiation.svg.
Gobusto:
While I am very impressed by RPGJS technically, I would be very wary of actually using it. It uses RPG Maker XP as its game editor, and that raises a lot of copyright issues. Not to mention the demo heavily uses RPG Maker XP art. As far as I can tell, they did not get Enterbrain's permission for any of this.
HTML5 Canvas Old School RPG
Have you tried asking on StackOverflow?
Could you please fix the links ASAP? I'm worried about my project disappearing from Google searches.
Even when I was willing to pay for art, I've come across artists who would not work with me because I was open source. They insisted on retaining the rights to the artwork and licensing it to me for my game only.
HTML5 Canvas Old School RPG
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