"Breakout", when referring to a brick-breaking game, is trademarked just as Tetris is, so I would also recommend changing the title to indicate these are not part of that trademark; "Bricks for a brick-breaking game" or similar.
Legally speaking, that isn't required for public domain sources. However, it is difficult for people to know it is derived from a public domain source if the source is not indicated. There is nothing wrong with omitting that information, but people may trust your assets more if you include that information anyway.
TL;DR: Yes, I recommend always including a link and attribution to the source, but it is not strictly a requirement.
You created a 3D textured model of the moon so you could have a texture of the moon to use in 3D models? Where did the original photograph come from that you used to make the texture?
Beautiful! I love this.
Happy to help.
Do you also need assistance changing the license from CC-BY-SA to CC0?If no credit is required, you should select CC0. It is the license that doesn't require credit.
Thanks.
However, the license still needs to be changed as well.EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
Thanks!
https://opengameart.org/content/seamless-tiling-red-rockface-texture is licensed OGA-BY, so this derivative will need to be licensed the same way to comply with attribution."Breakout", when referring to a brick-breaking game, is trademarked just as Tetris is, so I would also recommend changing the title to indicate these are not part of that trademark; "Bricks for a brick-breaking game" or similar.EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
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Please link to the specific pages where the textures came from. Not all of them are CC0 and require full attribution.EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
Legally speaking, that isn't required for public domain sources. However, it is difficult for people to know it is derived from a public domain source if the source is not indicated. There is nothing wrong with omitting that information, but people may trust your assets more if you include that information anyway.
TL;DR: Yes, I recommend always including a link and attribution to the source, but it is not strictly a requirement.
Excellent; PD source. Thank you.
You created a 3D textured model of the moon so you could have a texture of the moon to use in 3D models? Where did the original photograph come from that you used to make the texture?
Where did the photograph of the moon come from?
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