@Rainbow Design: If you sift through the thread here you'll find where pOss added the title search as a work around for the normal search. Not sure why tags would also work, I don't think that was part of his fix but maybe they are also not affected by whatever ails the main search.
I agree with mold. I've heard some grumblings about Snabisch's comments in other threads but personally they don't bother me in the least. Snabisch's comments are uniformly positive and I think they're a welcome addition to OGA.
Wednesday, November 2, 2016 - 07:13
This great! Just wanted to add that I really love the front falling death animation (first row). It really convey's a great sense of despair!
Can we really not get anything about this issue posted to the main page? I really don't understand the reluctance to do this. Maybe I am missing something but it only seems natural to communicate an issue of this magnitude to the community.
I think the workaround here is fair enough for short term use, but it's not hard to see that if used for a long period, it will just lead to more submissions where the submitted (and searchable) information doesn't match the true info. Instead the actual submission info can only be gleaned by a careful reading of the description field. Too many submissions like this threaten the integrity of the site overall. So again, this is an ok fix for the short term, but troubling if left in place too long.
Well again, I want to repeat, I'm writing only out of love. I know the work that goes into keeping this site going and I don't want to be denigarating the effort anyone is or has put into OGA. However, I can't lie, I feel like we are witnessing the fisrt steps of the kind of slow death I described in my opening post to this thread.
@Rainbow Design: If you sift through the thread here you'll find where pOss added the title search as a work around for the normal search. Not sure why tags would also work, I don't think that was part of his fix but maybe they are also not affected by whatever ails the main search.
Love it! Thanks much for sharing!
I agree with mold. I've heard some grumblings about Snabisch's comments in other threads but personally they don't bother me in the least. Snabisch's comments are uniformly positive and I think they're a welcome addition to OGA.
This great! Just wanted to add that I really love the front falling death animation (first row). It really convey's a great sense of despair!
Fantastic stuff!! Love the worm! But all of it really! The animations are really top notch too! Smooth as silk! :)
yeah this is excellent! love those vicious veggies!! and that crab!!
These are great! Love the glyphs and the inlays, they add a nice bit of variety (and granduer!) to what would otherwise be solid walls.
Thanks for sharing!
Great pair! Thanks for sharing! I really like how they combine simple, clear features with just a touch of lighting and shadow.
@SpiderDave: She works pefect!
Love it! You did a great job capturing the feeling of the pixel art original, which is not at all easy for a 3D model to do.
Here to keep this thread alive, and as it happens, we've recently had two related posts pop up.
One another user has wasted time and energy reporting search issues:
http://opengameart.org/forumtopic/search-broken
Can we really not get anything about this issue posted to the main page? I really don't understand the reluctance to do this. Maybe I am missing something but it only seems natural to communicate an issue of this magnitude to the community.
Two, a report of another issue with the site:
http://opengameart.org/forumtopic/uploading-other-authors-works
I think the workaround here is fair enough for short term use, but it's not hard to see that if used for a long period, it will just lead to more submissions where the submitted (and searchable) information doesn't match the true info. Instead the actual submission info can only be gleaned by a careful reading of the description field. Too many submissions like this threaten the integrity of the site overall. So again, this is an ok fix for the short term, but troubling if left in place too long.
Well again, I want to repeat, I'm writing only out of love. I know the work that goes into keeping this site going and I don't want to be denigarating the effort anyone is or has put into OGA. However, I can't lie, I feel like we are witnessing the fisrt steps of the kind of slow death I described in my opening post to this thread.
Finally, is there anything I can do to help?
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