the post is pretty old, and TinyWorlds hasn't posted new stuff on oga since 2018.
on a side note, i read your article. im really interested in ai art, and make use of it in my personal projects. we have been having some interesting discussions lately since it is a new world, and there are some real issues as far as contributing ai-generated art to oga, datasets made by "scraping" copyrighted images from the web.
i'm not really sure what you asking, but if i interpret your question correctly, the word "press" behind your chosen "company name" is a pretty common one and is universally recognized as "oh they make books and stuff like that."
nobody is talking about calling the police. it's not about attacking you or your intentions.
it is about protecting our community members.
and for me it is trying to convey to you a simple premise: i think your game looks cool. i want to play it. i am not going to play it because i have no way to know for sure that these are the standard clickteam false positives or something else. this is an issue for your players and an issue for all the users who make content with clickteam software. again, if a game falls in the forest and there is noone to play it, does it make a sound?
yeah i was heavily invested in click software. i started using klik n play for schools in the 90s, and stuck with them through all the versions up to 2 years ago. it was really scary for me to abandon it cuz i was invested in it, it was the only tool i knew how to use. yves and danny and all those guys are good people who are really trying to support their baby. yves has devoted what, 25 years of his life to it?
but for me, there were just too many issues, and the virus false-positive is high on the list. it's hard to explain to players "just ignore all the warning signs that this game is malicious, trust me it's not." 90% of people aren't gonna go for it.
and i have found that the default behaviors in gdevelop are much more useful than those in fusion, but you are of course free to choose your own course.
your art looks good, your game probably is too. but if a game falls in the forest and there is noone to play it, does it make a sound?
the post is pretty old, and TinyWorlds hasn't posted new stuff on oga since 2018.
on a side note, i read your article. im really interested in ai art, and make use of it in my personal projects. we have been having some interesting discussions lately since it is a new world, and there are some real issues as far as contributing ai-generated art to oga, datasets made by "scraping" copyrighted images from the web.
https://opengameart.org/forumtopic/should-there-be-a-whole-section-speci... is probably the most recent discussion on the forum, and some discussion has happened in the discord.
this particular thread is probably not the place for us to talk about ai art, but i would love to hear your thoughts on it so i made a new thread here https://opengameart.org/forumtopic/ai-generated-art-discussion
congrats!
well, you can a company just about anything you want i think
i'm not really sure what you asking, but if i interpret your question correctly, the word "press" behind your chosen "company name" is a pretty common one and is universally recognized as "oh they make books and stuff like that."
so, Urie Press or somesuch.
let's hope they are sharing alike
cool, i will download and play the offline version.
the version of tafl i am familiar with is hnefatafl. i would reccomend the "copenhagen hnefatafl rules"
pretty cool. reminds me a bit of tafl, a viking board game.
the time between the player move and the cpu's move is kinda long.
that's nifty
nobody is talking about calling the police. it's not about attacking you or your intentions.
it is about protecting our community members.
and for me it is trying to convey to you a simple premise: i think your game looks cool. i want to play it. i am not going to play it because i have no way to know for sure that these are the standard clickteam false positives or something else. this is an issue for your players and an issue for all the users who make content with clickteam software. again, if a game falls in the forest and there is noone to play it, does it make a sound?
yeah i was heavily invested in click software. i started using klik n play for schools in the 90s, and stuck with them through all the versions up to 2 years ago. it was really scary for me to abandon it cuz i was invested in it, it was the only tool i knew how to use. yves and danny and all those guys are good people who are really trying to support their baby. yves has devoted what, 25 years of his life to it?
but for me, there were just too many issues, and the virus false-positive is high on the list. it's hard to explain to players "just ignore all the warning signs that this game is malicious, trust me it's not." 90% of people aren't gonna go for it.
and i have found that the default behaviors in gdevelop are much more useful than those in fusion, but you are of course free to choose your own course.
your art looks good, your game probably is too. but if a game falls in the forest and there is noone to play it, does it make a sound?
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