Cuyo level Walls
These are the graphics of the Cuyo level Walls
Citing the metadata of that level:
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iwaAlles.xcf 251.5 Kb [284 download(s)]
iwaBad.xpm 13.3 Kb [398 download(s)] iwaBeton.xpm 13.5 Kb [201 download(s)] iwaNix.xpm 14.2 Kb [181 download(s)] iwaObjekte.xpm 13.1 Kb [702 download(s)] iwaParkett.xpm 13.3 Kb [263 download(s)] iwaTeppich.xpm 13.5 Kb [303 download(s)]
Comments
I would like to humbly request that the licensing terms be changed to something less restrictive? Using this art in a project could force the entire project to be licensed under the GPL and would turn potential users away from it (like myself).
That is typically the idea of licensing ones art under GPL.
I cannot change the license terms as I am not the copyright holder (assuming that your request was specifically about this level of Cuyo). To approach Immanuel about this, I suggest the mailing list cuyo-devel@nongnu.org
That said, it is quite common to have GPL game code with non-GPL art. Shouldn't it work the other way around as well?
May I ask what the .xcf and .xpm formats are and more importantly what they can be opened in.
.xcf is the native format of gimp (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XCF_(file_format)). For .xpm see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_PixMap or my post http://opengameart.org/forumtopic/feature-request-allow-xpm-file-format.
Both can be opened by gimp and converted by imagemagick, which are free and libre so should be available for any platform. Additionally, .xpm can be edited by any text editor.