I don't even think anyone could claim copyright for such small font, since they'd have to prove beyond any doubt that there was no chance you accidentally made the same font and just copied it, which with such a limited number of possibilities on such small resolution is basically impossible. Besides these fonts have been around not only since the ancient era of computers when no one really cared about IP (and so we can't know the original author), but much earlier since the time people started creating stitching patterns - I myself digitized one stitching font, which has long been in the public domain. So to sum up, I guess we're in the okay :)
Oh, you're creating Uebergame? I know that one, awesome project. I've seen a few resources from the game here at OGA, but the archive you linked is really huge. Wish I knew about it sooner. Adding it to my favorites right now :-) It definitely needs more publicity.
Awesome, thanks :) I found some textures there's a lot of, such as wood, and some are desperately lacking - e.g. modern house doors. I found a lot of doors in one pack, but only old, damaged ones. If I have time, I'll probably make a texture pack myself and will fill it with things I found lacking.
These come very handy to me at the moment, you wouldn't believe how difficult it is to find e.g. nice roof photos in the public domain. It's also very nice to have a whole pack that you can credit with one line, as opposed to crediting each image separately (I know this is CC0, but I want to give credit anyway). So I just wanted to leave a thank you :-)
I don't even think anyone could claim copyright for such small font, since they'd have to prove beyond any doubt that there was no chance you accidentally made the same font and just copied it, which with such a limited number of possibilities on such small resolution is basically impossible. Besides these fonts have been around not only since the ancient era of computers when no one really cared about IP (and so we can't know the original author), but much earlier since the time people started creating stitching patterns - I myself digitized one stitching font, which has long been in the public domain. So to sum up, I guess we're in the okay :)
Why did you add more licenses when you use CC0?
Beautiful!
Oh, you're creating Uebergame? I know that one, awesome project. I've seen a few resources from the game here at OGA, but the archive you linked is really huge. Wish I knew about it sooner. Adding it to my favorites right now :-) It definitely needs more publicity.
By the way thank you for sharing under CC0.
Awesome, thanks :) I found some textures there's a lot of, such as wood, and some are desperately lacking - e.g. modern house doors. I found a lot of doors in one pack, but only old, damaged ones. If I have time, I'll probably make a texture pack myself and will fill it with things I found lacking.
Yes, textures took most time probably.
Great stuff, could you add more tags to make this better searchable? E.g. roof, metal, concrete, water.
These come very handy to me at the moment, you wouldn't believe how difficult it is to find e.g. nice roof photos in the public domain. It's also very nice to have a whole pack that you can credit with one line, as opposed to crediting each image separately (I know this is CC0, but I want to give credit anyway). So I just wanted to leave a thank you :-)
This could be a nice game for Arduboy (would have to be converted to 1 bit).
Thank you, fixed! Must have misclicked - it was correct in the title so hopefully no harm happened.
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