No problem, I have had so much help from others on this site that I felt I needed to share something and I thought this is something a lot of people would be using :)
If you would like to share them I'm interested in both your frames in greyscale that you use as well as the fat zombie I saw in a preview in the old zombie asset. All zombie games need faat zombies :)
Allright thats really smart! Especially the coloring part, hadn't thought of that. You don't happen to have any similar resources for top-down games? Thinking about making a top -down zombie shooter after this one, that world could never have too many of those :)
Looking forward to try my hand at using these in unity later. Would be cool to have ingame randomization of characters. Is that what you're doing in your game? Or do you "prebuild" them?
These are incredible! As soon as I need to make a weapon I look up these sheets on my HD. Currently using them in http://www.stencyl.com/game/play/23286 but I have tons of upcoming projects where they'll be used. Thank you so much for making them available!
I love you artstyle and maybe used them wrongly. Reading the license I thought that attribution was enought to use them? Now, reading this, I may have been wrong. Not planning to release on any mobile platform, just making a flash game for fun. I have you mentioned in the credits screen but I'm happy to oblige to any demands you may have :)
What I don't really understand is the share-alike part. Does it mean that I need to share the source code to the game by the same license if the art is in the game or does it only mean that if I redistribute the art for thers to use (not likeley, you should see the result when I try to draw stuff) that I then need to have that license?
I have a preview of the game at http://www.stencyl.com/game/play/23286 if you want to see the art in action. As you can see it's quite a central piece in the game :)
No problem, I have had so much help from others on this site that I felt I needed to share something and I thought this is something a lot of people would be using :)
If you would like to share them I'm interested in both your frames in greyscale that you use as well as the fat zombie I saw in a preview in the old zombie asset. All zombie games need faat zombies :)
Allright thats really smart! Especially the coloring part, hadn't thought of that. You don't happen to have any similar resources for top-down games? Thinking about making a top -down zombie shooter after this one, that world could never have too many of those :)
Very nice high quality sound! Using it in my game when rerolling stats
Nice!!!
Looking forward to try my hand at using these in unity later. Would be cool to have ingame randomization of characters. Is that what you're doing in your game? Or do you "prebuild" them?
/Mike
These are incredible! As soon as I need to make a weapon I look up these sheets on my HD. Currently using them in http://www.stencyl.com/game/play/23286 but I have tons of upcoming projects where they'll be used. Thank you so much for making them available!
Nice, can't wait to see them, I love your zombies! Thanks a lot for making them available to the world!
Will there be a fat zombie like in the teaser above? I just feel a zombie game is not the same without a fat zombie... :)
Oh right, the game in its current form:
http://www.stencyl.com/game/play/23286
Hi Curt,
I love you artstyle and maybe used them wrongly. Reading the license I thought that attribution was enought to use them? Now, reading this, I may have been wrong. Not planning to release on any mobile platform, just making a flash game for fun. I have you mentioned in the credits screen but I'm happy to oblige to any demands you may have :)
What I don't really understand is the share-alike part. Does it mean that I need to share the source code to the game by the same license if the art is in the game or does it only mean that if I redistribute the art for thers to use (not likeley, you should see the result when I try to draw stuff) that I then need to have that license?
/Mike
Thanks!
I have a preview of the game at http://www.stencyl.com/game/play/23286 if you want to see the art in action. As you can see it's quite a central piece in the game :)
/mike
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