I've had two suggestions on the menu bar: Either make the whole thing one color, or separate it so that the color separation is meaningful. I'll be doing one of those things, but I haven't yet. :)
...and paste that boilerplate into your code (say 'Copyright 2010 DougX.net'). It does exactly what you're trying to do, and people will be more comfortable making use of the code because it's a license they recognize.
I know it sounds kind of silly (and believe me, the last thing I want to do is be off-putting), but you'd be amazed at how much of a difference licensing can make.
The mockup renders correctly on the latest versions of Chrome (5), Safari, and Opera! Perhaps unsurprisingly, it doesn't render correctly on IE 8, which doesn't support rgba(...) colors or @font-face.
I'm pretty sure the current version of OGA works relatively well on IE6, although it's likely that this will no longer be the case when 2.0 goes live. I can't promise I'll support IE7 either. As for IE8, I'll make sure everything is functional, but I'm not going to spend extra time to make certain that the theming matches exactly. At ay rate, compatibility hacks have to come last, and the design is still in a very early stage.
I'll bow to the majority on this particular entry, but I don't want to disallow home recordings in general based on what people happen to think of this one. My father in law has recorded some guitar music from this site in his home studio and it's gone over very well.
I've been wanting to post this sooner, but since it was an anonymous submission, I couldn't find the artist. Anyway, I found these chess pieces on google in a public domain clip art collection, so we're good to go. Sorry for the delay. :)
The UV mapping looks like it could probably be tightened up a bit. The model itself looks good, but the wires that are UV mapped on look like they're a little off.
I've had two suggestions on the menu bar: Either make the whole thing one color, or separate it so that the color separation is meaningful. I'll be doing one of those things, but I haven't yet. :)
The button font will probably need to be changed.
For anyone finding this link through here, please note that the code is MIT-licensed. Thanks again to DougX. :)
Bart
WIP version 2 of the mockup is here. I'll post a message when I've finalized it.
http://oga2.opengameart.org/mockup2/
Awesome, thanks!
For clarity, you may want to go here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_License
...and paste that boilerplate into your code (say 'Copyright 2010 DougX.net'). It does exactly what you're trying to do, and people will be more comfortable making use of the code because it's a license they recognize.
I know it sounds kind of silly (and believe me, the last thing I want to do is be off-putting), but you'd be amazed at how much of a difference licensing can make.
Peace!
Bart
Good news everyone!
The mockup renders correctly on the latest versions of Chrome (5), Safari, and Opera! Perhaps unsurprisingly, it doesn't render correctly on IE 8, which doesn't support rgba(...) colors or @font-face.
I'm pretty sure the current version of OGA works relatively well on IE6, although it's likely that this will no longer be the case when 2.0 goes live. I can't promise I'll support IE7 either. As for IE8, I'll make sure everything is functional, but I'm not going to spend extra time to make certain that the theming matches exactly. At ay rate, compatibility hacks have to come last, and the design is still in a very early stage.
Robin: Featured collections, for instance? I hadn't considered that, but it's a very good idea. Tentatively, yes.
Addendum: It's been suggested to me that "forl this work" may not make sense to our users who aren't FOSS coders, and also sounds vaguely obscene. :)
How do people like "remix this work" instead?
I'll bow to the majority on this particular entry, but I don't want to disallow home recordings in general based on what people happen to think of this one. My father in law has recorded some guitar music from this site in his home studio and it's gone over very well.
I've been wanting to post this sooner, but since it was an anonymous submission, I couldn't find the artist. Anyway, I found these chess pieces on google in a public domain clip art collection, so we're good to go. Sorry for the delay. :)
Source:
http://www.pdclipart.org/thumbnails.php?album=121
Bart
Yo. :)
The UV mapping looks like it could probably be tightened up a bit. The model itself looks good, but the wires that are UV mapped on look like they're a little off.
Thanks!
Bart
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