> p.s. i'd like to see angelyss launched into space too. bonus points if it's angelyss/dark because that's the best character player model ever made under the GPLv2 license period
brb, looking through backups.
EDIT: Seems like I can only find this image. It kind of looks like the statue of the left has just given Angelyss one hell of an uppercut.
I'm not sure if I have the original working files for this any more, so sadly I can't do much to improve those drums. The best that can be done is to run the whole thing through an EQ, unless further expiditons through my backups archive reveal the original files...
I'm not sure that you can license work under the GNU (L)GPL and put it in the Public Domain at the same time.
To release a work into the public domain requires you to relinquish any ownership (copyright) with regards to the work, whereas the GNU General Public Licence (being copyleft) relies on copyright laws in order ot have any legal force.
You might want to double check this and review your licence choices.
> p.s. i'd like to see angelyss launched into space too. bonus points if it's angelyss/dark because that's the best character player model ever made under the GPLv2 license period
brb, looking through backups.
EDIT: Seems like I can only find this image. It kind of looks like the statue of the left has just given Angelyss one hell of an uppercut.
"Destroyer of Metal" is now my new band name.
Don't tell anyone, but I regularly "borrow" assets from OpenArena for various projects.
A while ago, I made a ragdoll simulation in which I launched Angelyss into space.
Good times.
I'd actually finish a project.
You might be interested to know that this model (along with your Future FighterJet model) is being used by ultraspider.
I'm not sure if I have the original working files for this any more, so sadly I can't do much to improve those drums. The best that can be done is to run the whole thing through an EQ, unless further expiditons through my backups archive reveal the original files...
I'm not sure that you can license work under the GNU (L)GPL and put it in the Public Domain at the same time.
To release a work into the public domain requires you to relinquish any ownership (copyright) with regards to the work, whereas the GNU General Public Licence (being copyleft) relies on copyright laws in order ot have any legal force.
You might want to double check this and review your licence choices.
Anyway, good work!
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