Retro Doors Texture Pack
Friday, July 1, 2022 - 04:32
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Need a quick door for your low-poly, retro-style game? I've got you covered with 23 low-resolution door textures to choose from. They're all in .png format and no larger than 256px. A small size that's perfect for mobile projects as well.
These textures are absolutely free with no strings attached. You can use them in any commercial or non-commercial project.
Normal and specular maps not included
Copyright/Attribution Notice:
You are allowed to use these textures in commercial or non-commercial projects.
You are allowed to modify or build upon these textures.
Please give credit to the original creator.
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retro_door_pack.zip 1.8 Mb [399 download(s)]Textures in this Pack
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The license you've chosen allows for redistribution as long as they credit you. Are you ok with that? Let me know. Until then I must mark this as having a license issue in order to prevent these assets from being used in a way you may not approve of.EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
What license type can I pick that would stop anyone from selling the assets on their own or in another asset pack?
I'm fine with people using them commerically, though.
There isn't really any license that forbids people from selling the assets while also allowing commercial use. There are some EULA's that sort of do that, but we don't accept proprietary EULA's on OGA.
Keep in mind its fairly difficult for someone to successfully sell your free assets when they're licensed CC-BY. The person trying to sell them is required to credit you and link back here. Anyone who might buy the assets from that person would see the link, visit this page, see that they're free, and not bother paying that other person for them.
However, the license still can't forbid "resale" like that because it causes unintended legal conflicts that often prevents the developers from being able to use the assets in their games. Even if the developer is making a free game, but they host it on itch or steam, those sites earn revenue, so the law may say "that counts as selling the assets! license violated!"
Let me know if you have additional questions.
Well, I guess I'll leave it as a Creative Commons license for now.
I edited the copyright information and took out the part about distribution. Can people download it now?
Not yet. The pack itself still contains a readme with stipulations that conflict with the CC-BY license:EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
I just edited the readme and reuploaded.