[LPC] Flower grow cycle
Thursday, June 25, 2015 - 03:57
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This is a growth cycle for a flower based on Sharm (and William.Thompsonj's) work.
Based on this and recoloured flowers
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Please credit Lanea Zimmerman "Sharm" as graphic artist. If you want to credit me you can list me as a contributor.
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Es precioso!
One step closer to a girl's garden clone. :p
Working on it, but this one is 2 player. Going to try and draw a bear tonight that fits in the LPC style.
And probably some different colour variations for the flowers.
Play my 'girls garden' clone here (HTML5)
Note: Work in progress
Hi, I made this with your asset:
https://gogoprog.itch.io/extreme-lawn-mowing
Hello! I use this material in the demo version of my game Meowtastica. It can be downloaded from the links:
https://www.indiedb.com/games/meowtastica/downloads/meowtastica-demo-bui...
https://moorcats.itch.io/meowtastica-demo
Or watch the gameplay on youtube:
https://youtu.be/CJJAS3PLiaE
https://youtu.be/-3hlSthIJS0
I want to clarify some details:
- can I use this material in the free demo version?
- can I use this material to promote the project on indiegogo?
- can I use this material in a commercial project? (full version of the game).
You (and Lanea) is now credited in credits.txt. Later there will be game credits inside.
Regards, MoorCATs)
All those licenses CC-BY, GPL etc are very permissive and allow you to use the art in any way you see fit.
You can modify the art, redistribute it, use it in a commercial game, etc.
The only requirement is that you credit the original artist(s) somewhere in your game.
So the answers to your questions are:
- can I use this material in the free demo version?
Yes
- can I use this material to promote the project on indiegogo?
Yes
- can I use this material in a commercial project? (full version of the game).
Yes
Check the licenses on the other opengameart assets you've used, but hopefully most of it should be very permissive and allow for commercial use. (That is the purpose of opengameart after all :)
Cheers,
Marcel
thanks for the answer :)