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I fixed a couple of old and really annoying bugs this evening:
- The audio play and stop buttons now work on the second and subsequent browse pages.
- The missing audio previews (there were a lot of them) are there now.
- You can now see the complete titles of art submissions by hovering over them. Additionally, if you use a modern browser, titles that are cut off should end with ellipses (...).
- If you're using IE and running into bugs, installing this plugin might help.
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I've done some more work on the art collection interface, and it's now possible to add art to a colleciton from the search results page. Just select your collection in the "Collect Into" pulldown, and collect buttons will appear on each search result. From there, it's a single click to add new items to your collections.
I've also updated the official commissions and staff picks collections. They still need work, though. :)
Bart
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You may have noticed a list of art collections on the left sidebar, and if you're particularly observant, you may have also seen the "Collect" item in the main menu up above. What this means is that it's now possible for people to create art collections.
This feature is still very beta, and at the moment the form for actually creating an art collection is very ugly and rudimentary, but it works without major issues. If you want to make an art collection, the best way to do it at the moment is create an empty collection (Collect -> New Collection on the main menu) and then look at individual art submissions. The option for adding art to a collection you own (or are listed as a collaborator on) is in the left sidebar for all art submissions, and is quite smooth to use.
You don't have to be the author of a piece of art to add it to a collection. The purpose of collections is to allow us to organise art into coherent sets, which is a feature that OGA has lacked up until this point. You'll notice I'm already trying to do that with the official 16x16 JRPG set.
I'm planning on making some major improvements to the collection editing screen, the idea being that you'll be able to quickly search through multiple art submissions and add them to a collection by clicking on them once without refreshing the page. It should make collecting art a lot more convenient.
After that, I'll be putting together the collaboration, critique, and remixing features, and at that point I think it'll be safe to call this site OpenGameArt 2.0. :)
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So apparently this was posted a month ago, and in all the craziness surrounding my new job, I completely missed it. Earlier this year, I gave a talk about OGA at the Libre Graphics Meeting in Montreal. For those of you who are interested, here's a video of it on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCopHeE6j2w&feature=youtu.be
Peace,
Bart
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The Krita 2.4 beta is out, and I've been playing around with it for the last hour or so. I recommend giving it a try if you haven't already -- the brush settings are absolutely wonderful if you like making digital art. The usual beta caveats apply, though -- save your work frequently if you're planning on doing anything serious with it. :)
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