You want to upload art by other artists? You need explicit permission to release under whatever license offered here you chose. They give different permissions.
See http://opengameart.org/content/faq#q-licenses for more info. Make sure the artists understand the terms and know the exact name of the license ("Creative Commons" is not a license name, many people confuse this for example.) :)
As for what artists mean by giving credit, ask them what they mean. OGA has a form for: name/alias (often written as "Firstname 'alias' Lastname"), website URL (for example URL to deviantart profile) and email address.
Hello, this is a very nice pack! I uploaded a preview of all music added lots of tags and changed the zip to contain your name in both the zip and the files inside. :)
In this post, I previously expressed concerns about relevance to freely licensed art. Here they are:
Hi,
Since you most likely do not allow buyers to take apart an image created with the brush and create a coffee beans brush from it and sell it on deviantArt, then you impose restrictions that are incompatible with free licenses. Thus this brush can only be used for freely licensed art, if the part created by the brush could not be reverse-engineered into a similar brush. Otherwise each work created with it would need to carry the note "you may not create a brush from the coffee beans", which is an additional restriction and adding restrictions to free licenses is illegal.
As a consequence, this brush is irrelevant to this community.
Hey, I was really curious how this performs, so I created a test video of all of them. It was quite a hassle to find working ffmpeg code, which is now at the bottom of the video description. Thanks!
You want to upload art by other artists? You need explicit permission to release under whatever license offered here you chose. They give different permissions.
See http://opengameart.org/content/faq#q-licenses for more info. Make sure the artists understand the terms and know the exact name of the license ("Creative Commons" is not a license name, many people confuse this for example.) :)
As for what artists mean by giving credit, ask them what they mean. OGA has a form for: name/alias (often written as "Firstname 'alias' Lastname"), website URL (for example URL to deviantart profile) and email address.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for fixing the license!
Tip: "Silver" was used as a game name before http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_(video_game)
I recommend you do a Trademark check http://www.uspto.gov/trademarks/
Amazing and atmospheric! I love it! I added a few tags.
I recommend adding the username to the file. This will make it easier for users of the sound to remember to give credit. :)
Hello, this is a very nice pack! I uploaded a preview of all music added lots of tags and changed the zip to contain your name in both the zip and the files inside. :)
Care to share how the music was made? :)
Re: tcaudilllg:
Only "Don't feed the troll." comes to mind.
In this post, I previously expressed concerns about relevance to freely licensed art. Here they are:
Hey, I was really curious how this performs, so I created a test video of all of them. It was quite a hassle to find working ffmpeg code, which is now at the bottom of the video description. Thanks!
Cool!
What are the website terms of use? Do I own full copyright over every image I create in this website tool?
In chrome, I don't have the "save image as" option when right clicking the tumb.
"Inspect element" doesn't display anything.
I am supposed to only be able save a low-resolution image?
Very cool! Only things missing are a browser favicon and sounds :)
I wanted to share the website on Facebook but it generated no preview image and I didn't want to waste my "friends"' time so I wrote a blog post about how to fix this instead: http://qubodup.wordpress.com/2013/05/02/game-website-basics-favicon-and-facebook-image-preview-opengraph-for-social-websites-like-reddit-google-plus/
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