One of the complaints we get a lot is that we don't have much in the way of raw, idea-generating concept art. The nice thing about these concepts (particularly since they're CC0) is that you can grab one and run with it and not worry about any sort of licensing issues.
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Can you be more specific about what you find unclear?
You can use this content under the terms of any of the listed licenses, whichever you prefer. Generally, CC-BY is the easiest to comply with, since all you need to do is give credit.
If somebody wants to collect all the dragons in a set, I say go for it. Honestly, while they were intended to address certain issues that people have brought up in the past, you don't have to use them for any one particular purpose. If you're inspired to make a collection, then make one. There aren't any rules as to what a collection should or shouldn't be. :)
In this case, yes. The best way to determine whether credit is necessary is to check the license. If the license is "CC0", no credit is necessary. Otherwise, you need to credit.
No. There are plenty of piracy-related sites out there, but OGA isn't going to link to them.
A lot of forums will perma-ban you for piracy-related posts. If you'd framed this as a discussion about modding commercial games, I probably would have let the post stand, since that's a topic of interest to the community. Unfortunately, short of bogging the forum down with a bunch of annoying rules, I have to make judgement calls about what's piracy-related versus what's tinkering-related, and your post falls squarely in the piracy category.
Agreed.
One of the complaints we get a lot is that we don't have much in the way of raw, idea-generating concept art. The nice thing about these concepts (particularly since they're CC0) is that you can grab one and run with it and not worry about any sort of licensing issues.
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Very nice!
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Doesn't that suck? Always happens right when there's something big going on, too.
Can you be more specific about what you find unclear?
You can use this content under the terms of any of the listed licenses, whichever you prefer. Generally, CC-BY is the easiest to comply with, since all you need to do is give credit.
If somebody wants to collect all the dragons in a set, I say go for it. Honestly, while they were intended to address certain issues that people have brought up in the past, you don't have to use them for any one particular purpose. If you're inspired to make a collection, then make one. There aren't any rules as to what a collection should or shouldn't be. :)
This is fixed.
Damn, ima start using this site, nice tiles.
Thanks! :)
I got to give credit?
In this case, yes. The best way to determine whether credit is necessary is to check the license. If the license is "CC0", no credit is necessary. Otherwise, you need to credit.
Can you point me to the appropritate venue?
No. There are plenty of piracy-related sites out there, but OGA isn't going to link to them.
A lot of forums will perma-ban you for piracy-related posts. If you'd framed this as a discussion about modding commercial games, I probably would have let the post stand, since that's a topic of interest to the community. Unfortunately, short of bogging the forum down with a bunch of annoying rules, I have to make judgement calls about what's piracy-related versus what's tinkering-related, and your post falls squarely in the piracy category.
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