Well, I think it depends on what program you used. I believe OGA would only allow AI generated art/music/voices if both the following are true:
1. The company permits commercial use.
2. If the AI was trained on a public domain dataset.
There are some out there, e.g. Replica Studios(an AI voice generation app) uses a dataset licensed CC-BY 4.0, and I believe you can upload your own voice samples to it. They do have a free trial if you want to try it out.
Okay, I misunderstood then. I though he was saying it is only a derivative if you actually edit the tracing. I didn't at all mean to say that inspiration was unallowed. I guess the line between derivative and inspiration is quite fuzzy.
When you trace something, you're still creating an image based off of something. A derivative, by definition, is a piece of art with heavy influence or similarity to existing art, to the point of lacking creativity. Tracing is still trying to imitate the image, and you can't get any more similar than that.
All you're doing by customizing a traced image is making attempting to cover up the fact that you copied someone's work, whether for reasons of practice, innocence, or intentional deception.
Tracing MedicineStorm's avatar would be a derivative from the start.
When Ragnar says "based on" he means both of your examples. Creating a model trying to imitate a reference image or object.
You can use a reference, as long as that reference is not copyrighted. I could use a reference image of my dog, but I could not use an reference image of Super Mario, at least in the case of uploading the model to OpenGameArt.
Hehehe it is.
All you have to do is for search an existing collection in the box beneath 'Collected Art' when creating or editing a collection.
Well, I learned recently you can put collections inside of collections, so that could help sort things out a little.
As long as you post something usable, there is no age limit, though they say the site content is unofficially rated PG-13.
Thank you!
Well, I think it depends on what program you used. I believe OGA would only allow AI generated art/music/voices if both the following are true:
1. The company permits commercial use.
2. If the AI was trained on a public domain dataset.
There are some out there, e.g. Replica Studios(an AI voice generation app) uses a dataset licensed CC-BY 4.0, and I believe you can upload your own voice samples to it. They do have a free trial if you want to try it out.
Can you bump Lowpoly Dummy Character(10 Animations)? I've added several animations since it was submitted.
Okay, I misunderstood then. I though he was saying it is only a derivative if you actually edit the tracing. I didn't at all mean to say that inspiration was unallowed. I guess the line between derivative and inspiration is quite fuzzy.
I disagree, Ragnar.
When you trace something, you're still creating an image based off of something. A derivative, by definition, is a piece of art with heavy influence or similarity to existing art, to the point of lacking creativity. Tracing is still trying to imitate the image, and you can't get any more similar than that.
All you're doing by customizing a traced image is making attempting to cover up the fact that you copied someone's work, whether for reasons of practice, innocence, or intentional deception.
Tracing MedicineStorm's avatar would be a derivative from the start.
You did use the correct words.
When Ragnar says "based on" he means both of your examples. Creating a model trying to imitate a reference image or object.
You can use a reference, as long as that reference is not copyrighted. I could use a reference image of my dog, but I could not use an reference image of Super Mario, at least in the case of uploading the model to OpenGameArt.
I meant on the art generator subscription. But true, you have a point.
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