@bluecarrot16: I agree. Thanks n2liquid and ArthCarvalho for providing those WIP samples. I appreciate your patience in this. Please let me know if any component used RTP assets as a guide or basis for making these. And keep making great assets! These are lovely. :)
If that's the only license you have listed for the submission, that makes sense. Gotta tell it what licenses you want to find too. :)
The 4.0 licenses are not currently searched by default, but we're working on that. In the meantime, I recommend also releasing the asset under the 3.0 licenses as well. That will allow it to show up in tag searches without specifying the license since it will get either 3.0 or 4.0 licenses.
The default value of CC-BY-SA 4.0 has nothing to do with OGA's values. You'll notice CC-BY-SA 3.0 is also anti-DRM yet is selected by default. The only reason 4.0 is not checked is because it is a newer license and the code was not set up correctly when it was added after 3.0. We're working to fix it.
@Zabi: ZRPG, love it. Yeah, that's how I plan to use these tiles as well, but my "sun" is coming from a different angle, so I was hoping to be able to mirror or move the shadow to match.
In all likelyhood, that is just a temporary thing. It doesn't mean we aren't allowing it, just that we have to look into it more to be sure everything is kosher.
Even if the separate layers may not always indicate much, any files that show a work-in-progress would go a long way to help us understand how these were made and show everyone what tiles are safe to use. Enterbrain is pretty legally strict, so a lot of developers are hesitant to use things that look like they might have been derived from Enterbrain's artwork.
These are wonderful assets and I'd love to use them. I'd like to be sure everyone is set at ease by demonstrating these are indeed not derivatives of RPG Maker tiles. Do you have any sort of worksheet images or layers showing the process of how these were constructed? Sort of like you did with the barrel: https://www.facebook.com/sonettocommons/videos/677031315820693/
I think that would be great for more than just reassuring people; I've always wanted to learn how this style is drawn, too. :)
@bluecarrot16: I agree. Thanks n2liquid and ArthCarvalho for providing those WIP samples. I appreciate your patience in this. Please let me know if any component used RTP assets as a guide or basis for making these. And keep making great assets! These are lovely. :)
If that's the only license you have listed for the submission, that makes sense. Gotta tell it what licenses you want to find too. :)
The 4.0 licenses are not currently searched by default, but we're working on that. In the meantime, I recommend also releasing the asset under the 3.0 licenses as well. That will allow it to show up in tag searches without specifying the license since it will get either 3.0 or 4.0 licenses.
The default value of CC-BY-SA 4.0 has nothing to do with OGA's values. You'll notice CC-BY-SA 3.0 is also anti-DRM yet is selected by default. The only reason 4.0 is not checked is because it is a newer license and the code was not set up correctly when it was added after 3.0. We're working to fix it.
@Zabi: ZRPG, love it. Yeah, that's how I plan to use these tiles as well, but my "sun" is coming from a different angle, so I was hoping to be able to mirror or move the shadow to match.
In all likelyhood, that is just a temporary thing. It doesn't mean we aren't allowing it, just that we have to look into it more to be sure everything is kosher.
Even if the separate layers may not always indicate much, any files that show a work-in-progress would go a long way to help us understand how these were made and show everyone what tiles are safe to use. Enterbrain is pretty legally strict, so a lot of developers are hesitant to use things that look like they might have been derived from Enterbrain's artwork.
These are wonderful assets and I'd love to use them. I'd like to be sure everyone is set at ease by demonstrating these are indeed not derivatives of RPG Maker tiles. Do you have any sort of worksheet images or layers showing the process of how these were constructed? Sort of like you did with the barrel: https://www.facebook.com/sonettocommons/videos/677031315820693/
I think that would be great for more than just reassuring people; I've always wanted to learn how this style is drawn, too. :)
This is the place.
wow these look great. Do you have the shadows in a separate layer, by chance?
I can see this sound effect being useful. Kind of too much background noise though. From an air conditioner i think.
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