Quick question: it looks like there are four frames in the attack animation (first row, images 3,4,5,6) and three weapon sprites (sword, first row, images 1,2,3). Do they align like tihs:
attack image #1 - weapon image #1
attack image #2 - weapon image #2
attack image #3 - weapon image #3
attack image #4 - weapon image #1
Kinda sorta looks right in my sprite editor....just thought I'd check for tips.
As far as I know, you can use the sprite and still copyright your game...you just can't claim exclusive license over the sprite itself nor can you prevent anybody else from using it in their own game. If you could, it would defeat the purpose of having a public domain in the first place.
If you're really serious about it, though, you should talk to a lawyer that specializes in intellectual property rights....they'll be able to give you a more objective review of your options.
Thanks, it looks great!
Wow, how did I miss these? Great for any project, much less LPC.
If we're "requesting", can I suggest some green baddies (i.e. goblin/orc) or maybe some modern goons for the gentleman spy?
Quick question: it looks like there are four frames in the attack animation (first row, images 3,4,5,6) and three weapon sprites (sword, first row, images 1,2,3). Do they align like tihs:
attack image #1 - weapon image #1
attack image #2 - weapon image #2
attack image #3 - weapon image #3
attack image #4 - weapon image #1
Kinda sorta looks right in my sprite editor....just thought I'd check for tips.
These are pretty cool!
Personal Preference - larger/yellow eyes > lines/dots; pupils > no pupils
Suggestion - hair variety (male/short, male/afro, female/mohawk, male/mohawk); office zombie (coat/tie), construction worker zombe (orange outfit/hardhat)
This thread is long and tedius but should answer your questions:
http://opengameart.org/forumtopic/lpc-for-commercial-games
Nice update. I like the shading on the objects...really looks like you're starting to develop your own style.
One request: traps - spikes, balls, cacti....etc. Every platformer needs em! :)
As far as I know, you can use the sprite and still copyright your game...you just can't claim exclusive license over the sprite itself nor can you prevent anybody else from using it in their own game. If you could, it would defeat the purpose of having a public domain in the first place.
If you're really serious about it, though, you should talk to a lawyer that specializes in intellectual property rights....they'll be able to give you a more objective review of your options.
That would defeat the purpose of the public domain, and could get you sued:
http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Happy-Birthday-Lawsuit-Settlemen...
http://petapixel.com/2016/08/04/getty-images-sued-accused-misusing-47000...
The tiles look like the OGA 16x16 set:
http://opengameart.org/content/oga-16x16-jrpg-sprites-tiles
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