non-public-domain licenses were always permitted, but the rejection in question was regarding a "no reselling" restriction that conflicts with all licenses. The primary difference between public domain and CC-BY is that the user must credit the artist properly for CC-BY. If I'm being picky, a better phrase would be "You may use it however you want! Just be sure to give proper attribution. :-)" However, as the author, it is your prerogative to forego the credit requirement if you so choose. You could even do so conditionally if you wanted. Though Tsorthan Grove is correct in that it may promote some confusion. No harm done either way and thanks again for sharing your work, OwlishMedia. :)
For anyone confused or uncertain about how these assets may be used, assume only the terms of the license listed on the upper-left apply.
These appear to be meta-tilesets. As in, tilesets who's tiles are made of some smaller tileset. Each "tile" here is 64x64, but they're each made of 16x16 tiles.
Love it!
don't forget to include croomfolk's (and your own) credit information in the Copyright/Attribution Notice section!
Fixed, thanks. :)
non-public-domain licenses were always permitted, but the rejection in question was regarding a "no reselling" restriction that conflicts with all licenses. The primary difference between public domain and CC-BY is that the user must credit the artist properly for CC-BY. If I'm being picky, a better phrase would be "You may use it however you want! Just be sure to give proper attribution. :-)" However, as the author, it is your prerogative to forego the credit requirement if you so choose. You could even do so conditionally if you wanted. Though Tsorthan Grove is correct in that it may promote some confusion. No harm done either way and thanks again for sharing your work, OwlishMedia. :)
For anyone confused or uncertain about how these assets may be used, assume only the terms of the license listed on the upper-left apply.
:)
Lovely! An animated PNG example.
an animated preview.
It does indeed answer my question. Thank you.
These appear to be meta-tilesets. As in, tilesets who's tiles are made of some smaller tileset. Each "tile" here is 64x64, but they're each made of 16x16 tiles.
Where are the 16x16 tiles from?
Thanks! Let me know if you would like a different logo image or linked URL.
Also, does your page link back to OpenGameArt.org anywhere?
Why not just put the .mmp in a .zip file and upload that?
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