Thanks for the details. So you did not overlay the reference images on your art as you were drawing it nor copy-paste any parts of them? EDIT: Provenance provided in DM, thanks! :)
Thanks. Can you give some more detail on how the reference images were referenced? As in, how where the reference images modified or applied in order to create your new assets? It makes a difference for classifying assets as derivatives.
I agree. With that in mind, please be sure to adhere to the site guidelines when submitting your farts to OGA :P
P.S. Clarification to submission guidelines has been added. Mainly in referring to all submitted content as Assets where the term "Art" could be ambiguous.
P.P.S: Joking aside, a good fart sound effect would genuinely be a useful addition to the archive. There are so many games that could benefit from quality farting sounds.
I think you're assuming that brand identity. Everything on the site reinforces the broader usage of "Artwork" beyond just visual arts. You selected the "Art type: music" when submitting, musicians are referred to as "Artists", etc. However, I will see if there is a place to further clarify that "art" and "artwork" mean more than just visual arts.
I don't think there is a need to consult your lawyer about "otherwise expressly authorized" since we found where sumo is asserting you own it so long as you had an active membership at the time.
Re: liability in the end; I see what you're saying now. I don't know where the total liability would fall, or what portion would be yours, OGA's, or end users, but I do know that a substantial amount of risk could be placed upon the end user; people downloading assets from OGA. The whole point of OGA is that people can come here and download assets and use them in their projects without having to worry about hidden or unrealized liability. This is why if there is even the potential for asset users to be liable, even without their knowledge, we must halt the downloads until we are certain there is no liability.
Thanks for the details.
So you did not overlay the reference images on your art as you were drawing it nor copy-paste any parts of them?EDIT: Provenance provided in DM, thanks! :)Thanks. Can you give some more detail on how the reference images were referenced? As in, how where the reference images modified or applied in order to create your new assets? It makes a difference for classifying assets as derivatives.
Ok. Are they based on RPGmaker tiles? Do you recall your process for making them?
Nice. Seems like a familiar style. You made this art a few years ago and didn't make any other art before or since?
Wow. How long did it take you to make all of these?
Would you be willing to provide some details on how the AI tools contribute to these tracks?
Nice. I think I might be able to follow those steps to enhance some tiling textures I have. Thank you for sharing! :)
How did you make a higher resolution texture from a lower resolution texture?
I agree. With that in mind, please be sure to adhere to the site guidelines when submitting your farts to OGA :P
P.S. Clarification to submission guidelines has been added. Mainly in referring to all submitted content as Assets where the term "Art" could be ambiguous.
P.P.S: Joking aside, a good fart sound effect would genuinely be a useful addition to the archive. There are so many games that could benefit from quality farting sounds.
I think you're assuming that brand identity. Everything on the site reinforces the broader usage of "Artwork" beyond just visual arts. You selected the "Art type: music" when submitting, musicians are referred to as "Artists", etc. However, I will see if there is a place to further clarify that "art" and "artwork" mean more than just visual arts.
I don't think there is a need to consult your lawyer about "otherwise expressly authorized" since we found where sumo is asserting you own it so long as you had an active membership at the time.
Re: liability in the end; I see what you're saying now. I don't know where the total liability would fall, or what portion would be yours, OGA's, or end users, but I do know that a substantial amount of risk could be placed upon the end user; people downloading assets from OGA. The whole point of OGA is that people can come here and download assets and use them in their projects without having to worry about hidden or unrealized liability. This is why if there is even the potential for asset users to be liable, even without their knowledge, we must halt the downloads until we are certain there is no liability.
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