I'm quite happy to stay online and keep an eye on posts, if I see anything that I think is spam, articles that are not game, game art related and have links to other sites requesting monies or abvertising I will mark as spam.think that is all I can do to help.
@claudeb thanks for your nice comment, the site is live now, just waiting for the link to be OKed on here, there's a link on my Twitter page.
bit different to a normal website, I wanted to make it more game related, technically it's a place just like what a website would be only that you will be able to collect coins, have an inventory, find items,collect other stuff, play mini games, Easter eggs and all sorts. It's a website, but it's a game as well, just a bit of fun really.
early days thou so hopefully it will soon come together.
thats great! thank you for using my music!. Im working on a feature for my website that will feature those that use my assets, which include a link to your game and other stuff too, il let you know when its all done. im well pleased, thanks again.
Cool tune, thanks very much for the message, sorry for late reply,hope you don't think I'm ignorant, been busy and not been on,I shall try your tune out with the game and see if it's ok, appreciate your time, thank you.
Interesting post, could I ask, would you say there would need to be different set ups of Sprite sheets dependant on different softwares being used by the developer? Example I suppose would be to have a character that ran/walk as drawn by the artist, or have the same character but parts dissected, like the arms and legs so the developer can arrange them him/herself?
Thank you all for your comments, it's helped a lot, I apolize if this is going over old grounds, you think you understand it then you get thrown a curve ball, I just wanted to be sure on a few things so I can continue create CCO license work.
Yes, i read about collection's too, I kinda thought that, if someone uses my caveman sheet with my Greenland tiles and calls it caveman game, it could be considered a collection? If someone just uses they caveman sheet for there project is fine, but using the same tiles set as well could be infringing on that persons collection of work as suppose to just using a few images, assuming they copyright the game using those sprites.
hmm, isn't the work I do a collection of my work by chasersgaming, could that be seen as a collection? Or would it be necessary to actually Wright, a collection of work from chasersgaming, and then set the public domain? Wow, it could go either way really, maybe just to save argument is just to release under the other license with a attribution notice.
im back to thinking that what is the point of the CCO license at all if it doesn't protect no one when they use it, although my work isn't good enough to warrant such an argument, but maybe one day it might,.
if such a thing came to a lawsuit it would be difficult to prove that someone had used a part of work which is part of someone's collection when the exactly the same work is available on a public domain license.if they public domain license work was dated before the copyrighted work then hat would save the argument wouldn't it?
I am waffling on a bit sorry, it can spiral out of control, hahahaha.
Found this whilst searching and this sets my mind at rest proper. Perfectly said.
The term “public domain” refers to creative materials that are not protected by intellectual property laws such as copyright, trademark, or patent laws. The public owns these works, not an individual author or artist. Anyone can use a public domain work without obtaining permission, but no one can ever own it.
I'm quite happy to stay online and keep an eye on posts, if I see anything that I think is spam, articles that are not game, game art related and have links to other sites requesting monies or abvertising I will mark as spam.think that is all I can do to help.
@claudeb thanks for your nice comment, the site is live now, just waiting for the link to be OKed on here, there's a link on my Twitter page.
bit different to a normal website, I wanted to make it more game related, technically it's a place just like what a website would be only that you will be able to collect coins, have an inventory, find items,collect other stuff, play mini games, Easter eggs and all sorts. It's a website, but it's a game as well, just a bit of fun really.
early days thou so hopefully it will soon come together.
@Umz
thats great! thank you for using my music!. Im working on a feature for my website that will feature those that use my assets, which include a link to your game and other stuff too, il let you know when its all done. im well pleased, thanks again.
Cool tune, thanks very much for the message, sorry for late reply,hope you don't think I'm ignorant, been busy and not been on,I shall try your tune out with the game and see if it's ok, appreciate your time, thank you.
Interesting post, could I ask, would you say there would need to be different set ups of Sprite sheets dependant on different softwares being used by the developer? Example I suppose would be to have a character that ran/walk as drawn by the artist, or have the same character but parts dissected, like the arms and legs so the developer can arrange them him/herself?
@Imansur thank you.
@congusbongus Thanks for your nice comment. I didn't realise the hashtag, bad habit.:)
Thank you all for your comments, it's helped a lot, I apolize if this is going over old grounds, you think you understand it then you get thrown a curve ball, I just wanted to be sure on a few things so I can continue create CCO license work.
all the best everyone and thanks again.
Yes, i read about collection's too, I kinda thought that, if someone uses my caveman sheet with my Greenland tiles and calls it caveman game, it could be considered a collection? If someone just uses they caveman sheet for there project is fine, but using the same tiles set as well could be infringing on that persons collection of work as suppose to just using a few images, assuming they copyright the game using those sprites.
hmm, isn't the work I do a collection of my work by chasersgaming, could that be seen as a collection? Or would it be necessary to actually Wright, a collection of work from chasersgaming, and then set the public domain? Wow, it could go either way really, maybe just to save argument is just to release under the other license with a attribution notice.
im back to thinking that what is the point of the CCO license at all if it doesn't protect no one when they use it, although my work isn't good enough to warrant such an argument, but maybe one day it might,.
if such a thing came to a lawsuit it would be difficult to prove that someone had used a part of work which is part of someone's collection when the exactly the same work is available on a public domain license.if they public domain license work was dated before the copyrighted work then hat would save the argument wouldn't it?
I am waffling on a bit sorry, it can spiral out of control, hahahaha.
Found this whilst searching and this sets my mind at rest proper. Perfectly said.
The term “public domain” refers to creative materials that are not protected by intellectual property laws such as copyright, trademark, or patent laws. The public owns these works, not an individual author or artist. Anyone can use a public domain work without obtaining permission, but no one can ever own it.
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