Indeed, I've checked the file from the link I've posted and it's fine. I'm using ZoneAlarm antivirus, also checked by VirusTotal sends the file to dozens of online antiviruses.
Note that full scan of your PC might still be a good idea. Some nasty viruses "mess with the files as they open" so if some worm crawls in your memory it may try to infect 7z, fails to, but is caught while doing so by Windows Defender. Because I-was-almost-joking about "format"; while it is technically possible, it still too silly even for Microsoft :)
Tried your https://opengameart.org/content/ps1-trees through VirusTotal - looks clean, I cannot access the file you've linked. Which antivirus marks it as dangerous? Some things like Windows Defender are just outrigt stupid (and can easily mark 7z as a virus simply because it's not Microsoft's endorced(enforced) format).
Also do a full computer scan (with the antivirus that detects the virus), maybe some nasty thing crawled in between publishing those two assets. You may need to reboot in safe mode (press F8 repeatedly during Windows boot sequence) to verify some system files.
You can read a short description here https://opengameart.org/content/faq#q-proprietary - overall GPL is good if your project is also under GNU GPL or a compatible license, but it looks like there can be a lot of details in case of a commercial/closed-source project:
You cannot incorporate GPL-covered software in a proprietary system. The goal of the GPL is to grant everyone the freedom to copy, redistribute, understand, and modify a program ... The difference between this and “incorporating” the GPL-covered software is partly a matter of substance and partly form. The substantive part is this: if the two programs are combined so that they become effectively two parts of one program, then you can't treat them as two separate programs. So the GPL has to cover the whole thing.
@MecicineStorm it's GoogleTranslate's joke. "Котелок" means cauldron, but Google knows better.
Edit: ok, to be fair, there is indeed a hat style known as "Котелок" (hat style that tries to follow the shape of a cauldron upside-down), and indeed "Котёл" would be a better word to use for cauldron, but still "Котелок" as a "small cauldron" is something that first comes to my mind.
I see there is also a complaint at reddit about a potentially similar problem. https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/1boc27x/opengameart_doesnt_sen... I wonder if anyone could have look into the issue?
Looks like this is the new link https://blendswap.com/blend/2200 (preview shows only hands, but name of the submission is correct)
Indeed, I've checked the file from the link I've posted and it's fine. I'm using ZoneAlarm antivirus, also checked by VirusTotal sends the file to dozens of online antiviruses.
Note that full scan of your PC might still be a good idea. Some nasty viruses "mess with the files as they open" so if some worm crawls in your memory it may try to infect 7z, fails to, but is caught while doing so by Windows Defender. Because I-was-almost-joking about "format"; while it is technically possible, it still too silly even for Microsoft :)
Tried your https://opengameart.org/content/ps1-trees through VirusTotal - looks clean, I cannot access the file you've linked. Which antivirus marks it as dangerous? Some things like Windows Defender are just outrigt stupid (and can easily mark 7z as a virus simply because it's not Microsoft's endorced(enforced) format).
Also do a full computer scan (with the antivirus that detects the virus), maybe some nasty thing crawled in between publishing those two assets. You may need to reboot in safe mode (press F8 repeatedly during Windows boot sequence) to verify some system files.
> How odd! When I open it with Windows 10's default zip manager I only see the .txt file, but opening the archive with 7zip does the trick. Thanks!
Looking at the screenshot: the files have colon symbol ":" in their names. Windows definitely won't like that.
Seems like GIMP reads these PSDs well enough (it often fails, but these are simple)
You can read a short description here https://opengameart.org/content/faq#q-proprietary - overall GPL is good if your project is also under GNU GPL or a compatible license, but it looks like there can be a lot of details in case of a commercial/closed-source project:
You cannot incorporate GPL-covered software in a proprietary system. The goal of the GPL is to grant everyone the freedom to copy, redistribute, understand, and modify a program ... The difference between this and “incorporating” the GPL-covered software is partly a matter of substance and partly form. The substantive part is this: if the two programs are combined so that they become effectively two parts of one program, then you can't treat them as two separate programs. So the GPL has to cover the whole thing.
Duck seems to be from here :) https://openclipart.org/detail/24747/architetto-anatra
I guess it looks rather like vector art. And it's definitely not "bad art" it'd take almost same effort as a regular picture minus shading.
@MecicineStorm it's GoogleTranslate's joke. "Котелок" means cauldron, but Google knows better.
Edit: ok, to be fair, there is indeed a hat style known as "Котелок" (hat style that tries to follow the shape of a cauldron upside-down), and indeed "Котёл" would be a better word to use for cauldron, but still "Котелок" as a "small cauldron" is something that first comes to my mind.
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