I'd say that for '1' you want a more uniform/consistent set of tags. Whereas for '2', you very much want to take a more wide open approach.
> For thinks like tilesets and pixel-art characters it would be good to have the base size
> ("32x32", "16x16") as a standard input box
This would be a 'sub' category field? I do agree that something which presents a standard list of common formats (and palettes?) to submitters would be useful.
Saturday, October 17, 2015 - 16:12
amazing! I love how expressive some of those animations are! The lizard hunches down behind his shield! The holy knight rears back behind his shield! and with only 2 frames and 8x8 pixels! incredible! you are a master!
What about a 'standard tags' list with just a bunch of the most common tags in a standard format?
eg: 16x16,32x32,DB16,Tiles,Dungeon,Sprites, etc.
then an box for 'other'
Maybe I missed a FAQ or something, but i have it my head that they're is not a lot of guidance for what to put in the 'tags' field. I think it'd be cool to have a list of common tags that could expand over time.
I think having users up/down vote tags on submissions is a neat idea, but to be honest, I'm not sure how much use it would get.
awesome!
@surt: You've done some amazing things with that SMS palette surt, any chance you were an SMS kid?
Got some serious time on Aztec Adventure and Zillion in my past. :)
Yay!! Three cheers for bart!
btw, out of curiousity, did you do this by pressing the big red button?
http://opengameart.org/forumtopic/search-cannot-find-recent-art#comment-...
:)
Awesome stuff! Thanks for sharing!
No bright ideas myself, but if you have two extra slots, I'd say you can't go wrong adding two new greys.
Maybe one between: #848c96 and #b7b4ad
and another between #848c96 and #51555f
No plans for the last two color slots?
Beautiful and a perfect show off of your palette! Definitely has that richer more saturated look that's sometimes missing from DB32 stuff.
Great to have you back!
> I think there are two distinct use-cases: to categorise art...and to add key-words
I think this is a pretty good point.
Another way to phrase the same idea would be that tags serve to categorize submissions in two ways:
1) technical specifications ('2D', 'sprite sheet', '16x16', '3D', 'Model', 'texture', 'png', '.blend' etc).
2) subject matter ('dungeon', 'sci-fi', 'town', 'characters', 'vehicles', etc)
I'd say that for '1' you want a more uniform/consistent set of tags. Whereas for '2', you very much want to take a more wide open approach.
> For thinks like tilesets and pixel-art characters it would be good to have the base size
> ("32x32", "16x16") as a standard input box
This would be a 'sub' category field? I do agree that something which presents a standard list of common formats (and palettes?) to submitters would be useful.
amazing! I love how expressive some of those animations are! The lizard hunches down behind his shield! The holy knight rears back behind his shield! and with only 2 frames and 8x8 pixels! incredible! you are a master!
What about a 'standard tags' list with just a bunch of the most common tags in a standard format?
eg: 16x16,32x32,DB16,Tiles,Dungeon,Sprites, etc.
then an box for 'other'
Maybe I missed a FAQ or something, but i have it my head that they're is not a lot of guidance for what to put in the 'tags' field. I think it'd be cool to have a list of common tags that could expand over time.
I think having users up/down vote tags on submissions is a neat idea, but to be honest, I'm not sure how much use it would get.
aaah!! Those look amazing!
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