You might also want to take a look at these sprites. They are a bit smaller than the Ultimate Smash Friends sprites and have less animations, but they might suit your needs. They are licensed under CC-BY-SA, which means all you have to do is to credit the authors appropiately and, if you modify them, release the modified versions under CC-BY-SA aswell.
You might want to take a look at yughues' tiling textures. Afaik they are all CC0/Public Domain, so it shouldn't be a problem to include them into a commercial propietary software package.
It's quite difficult to read your code when it's just posted inside the forum. It would be much easier to read if you'd post it on some kind of pastebin with syntax highlighting, such as pastebin.com.
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Plus, you might want to consider asking your questions on #programming or #vb on freenode.
Wow, this feels like Pokèmon. Great, I love it!
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This just made me search my Gameboy Color to play some Pokèmon ;-)
Is this ORCA algorithm patented, or would it be possible to reimplement it in an open source project?
You forgot to pack the textures.
You might also want to take a look at these sprites. They are a bit smaller than the Ultimate Smash Friends sprites and have less animations, but they might suit your needs. They are licensed under CC-BY-SA, which means all you have to do is to credit the authors appropiately and, if you modify them, release the modified versions under CC-BY-SA aswell.
You might want to take a look at yughues' tiling textures. Afaik they are all CC0/Public Domain, so it shouldn't be a problem to include them into a commercial propietary software package.
Oh, and you need to separate the tags with commas. The render looks great, though.
They look nice, but would you please add a preview?
There's only one word to describe this: Epic.
Nice!
Hm, just a formal note:
It's quite difficult to read your code when it's just posted inside the forum. It would be much easier to read if you'd post it on some kind of pastebin with syntax highlighting, such as pastebin.com.
EDIT:
Plus, you might want to consider asking your questions on #programming or #vb on freenode.
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