He originally designed it for the Angband Roguelike, I believe. Way back before Creative Commons was a thing, so it was originally given a nebulous "license" like 'free, but don't be a jerk'. It was then massively expended for the Angband variant ToME (back when it was "Tales of Middle Earth", not "Tales of Maj'Eyal") and the Angband variant variant TomeTik. See http://pousse.rapiere.free.fr/tome/ for more information.
large 32x32 3/4 overhead orthographic sets (including your tileset above) as well as 54x54 3/4 isometric sets were made for some other successful commercial games like Dungeon Odyssey and Silmar. It's been used in a huge number of projects and other games since.
I think it may have been bart, creator of OpenGameArt, that helped convince David Gervais to release it under a formal Creative Commons license, but documentation is sketchy on this. Regardless, it has been available under CC-BY since at least early 2012. That part is not sketchy at all. It's definitely free under Creative Commons Attribution. :)
(I see you changed the license, but it is now saying CC-BY or CC0, so people could choose to use CC0 still and would not be required to credit you. There is nothing wrong with that and many artists multi-license their work for ease-of-use, but I just wanted you to be aware of the implication of listing both licenses. I'd actually recommend CC-BY along with OGA-BY instead of CC0 for maximum freedom of use but still requiring you get credit :)
That is from the David E Gervais tileset.
He originally designed it for the Angband Roguelike, I believe. Way back before Creative Commons was a thing, so it was originally given a nebulous "license" like 'free, but don't be a jerk'. It was then massively expended for the Angband variant ToME (back when it was "Tales of Middle Earth", not "Tales of Maj'Eyal") and the Angband variant variant TomeTik. See http://pousse.rapiere.free.fr/tome/ for more information.
large 32x32 3/4 overhead orthographic sets (including your tileset above) as well as 54x54 3/4 isometric sets were made for some other successful commercial games like Dungeon Odyssey and Silmar. It's been used in a huge number of projects and other games since.
I think it may have been bart, creator of OpenGameArt, that helped convince David Gervais to release it under a formal Creative Commons license, but documentation is sketchy on this. Regardless, it has been available under CC-BY since at least early 2012. That part is not sketchy at all. It's definitely free under Creative Commons Attribution. :)
https://opengameart.org/content/roguelike-tiles-large-collection
Nice! But this should really go in Audio, Open Commissions, or Show Off Your Project forums.
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No problem! and thanks for sharing.
(I see you changed the license, but it is now saying CC-BY or CC0, so people could choose to use CC0 still and would not be required to credit you. There is nothing wrong with that and many artists multi-license their work for ease-of-use, but I just wanted you to be aware of the implication of listing both licenses. I'd actually recommend CC-BY along with OGA-BY instead of CC0 for maximum freedom of use but still requiring you get credit :)
Nice ambient effects.
If you're insisting on credit, you may want to use CC-BY or OGA-BY instead of CC0, just FYI.
Let me know when/how you would like the game jam announced front-page. This'll be the most official unofficial game jam ever. :P
@Spring: sounds like some interior tilesets!
No problem. :)
There is no need to wait until next time;
you can edit this submission and fix them now.EDIT: thanks!
not bad :)
however...you can't be a collaborator with yourself. there is no need to list yourself as a collaboratorTags like "Game Music" are redundant. All music on this site is game music. See https://opengameart.org/content/art-tagsAudio submissions must have an audio preview. Please upload a sample of the music being made available as the preview instead of a tiny image.This looks promising! :)
Make sure you've got commas between your tags. No need for a "3D" tag when this is in the 3D Art category. :)
see https://opengameart.org/content/art-tags
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