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Simple basic 2D Platformer platformer
Author:
Dreyzn_
Saturday, June 6, 2020 - 23:46
Art Type:
2D Art
Tags:
platform
Platformer
background
License(s):
CC0
Collections:
CF Inspiration
platformer
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Just simple 2D platformer
File(s):
simple_platformer.zip
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These are some pretty nice platformer assets.
However, the stipulations in the readme file conflict with the licenses accepted here:Under the licenses you've selected (and any other license accepted on OGA) people are allowed to redistribute and offer the asset as is to others. Ironically, this page is already in violation of the 2nd stipulation. You've placed the asset on a website in an archived downloadable format.Would you be willing to remove those stipulations from the zip file? Until then, I must mark this as having a licensing issue. Please let me know if you have any questions about this.hi, im really sorry, i will fix the readme file and remove the prohibitions, im still new at making game asset and my friend told me to make those rule in readme file. Once again im really sorry...
No problem. :) I didn't mean to sound angry. I wasn't. That big wall of text was meant to explain, not chastise.
Those stipulations suggested by your friend are fairly common, but often either legally unenforceable or they make the assets unusable. Of course they're meant to promote freedom, but they unintentionally cause legal conflicts where any game that used them would be in violation even when the game is free and open source.
I can explain why if you would like to know, but these are all good, so I'll stop typing. Thanks for sharing these. Looking forward to seeing more of your work!
Thank you very much, i really appreciate it.. :)