i was already sitting down. my lungs are in good shape.
the serious answer:
like ChasersGaming i have no loyalty to or interest in lpc at all. you making it better affects me not at all. wanting to bring together the original specifications with the best-practices gleaned from those who have contributed since the contest ended is fine and dandy. but you are not a contributor to the LPC. you have never contributed anything to OGA except caustic-attitude-laden posts in multiple threads, leaving many of us with a funny taste in our mouths.
my take on this is: a non-artist is telling artists what they should be doing, and wanting a volunteer admin to do extra work to enforce the specifications.
make your specifications, call it whatever you want, and trust the people who actually make art to follow your guidelines.
i'll not remark on this again, as i have nothing valuable to contribute to the discussion. i think i will instead go submit some actual content to OGA.
I think MedicineStorm's point might be that there is nothing stopping anyone from tagging anything as "LPC" or "LPC-Cert" or "LPC-NG" or anything else except the OpenGameArt administator. And she is the admin.
are you gonna put them in a submission?
i think leg movement needs to be more dynamic. the legs just slide forward. a turtle kind of pulls itself forward.
i like em!
for my part i would like to apologize for being a jerk. that's all i have to say.
here's a not serious answer for you sir:
i was already sitting down. my lungs are in good shape.
the serious answer:
like ChasersGaming i have no loyalty to or interest in lpc at all. you making it better affects me not at all. wanting to bring together the original specifications with the best-practices gleaned from those who have contributed since the contest ended is fine and dandy. but you are not a contributor to the LPC. you have never contributed anything to OGA except caustic-attitude-laden posts in multiple threads, leaving many of us with a funny taste in our mouths.
my take on this is: a non-artist is telling artists what they should be doing, and wanting a volunteer admin to do extra work to enforce the specifications.
make your specifications, call it whatever you want, and trust the people who actually make art to follow your guidelines.
i'll not remark on this again, as i have nothing valuable to contribute to the discussion. i think i will instead go submit some actual content to OGA.
who do you propse is going to police the use of the LPC-xyz tag, whatever it ends up being named?
ok i misunderstood then. sorry for butting in. carry on sirs and ma'ams.
I think MedicineStorm's point might be that there is nothing stopping anyone from tagging anything as "LPC" or "LPC-Cert" or "LPC-NG" or anything else except the OpenGameArt administator. And she is the admin.
i would say there is some stuff in here, even unanimated, that i would find useful for making derivatives.
d'oh
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