the license you got it under is the license you got it under, forever. it is irrevocable. even if the author removes the asset from oga, changes the license to "nazi license 3.1" it was licensed to you at the time you recieved it under the terms of the license you recieved it under.
so if i go change my rock music pack to gpl 2.0 right now, people who download it from henceforth will be under gpl 2.0 license terms for their use. but anyone who downloaded before "recieved it" under it's current cc0 terms are only subject to ther terms they recieved it under.
i wouldn't worry about it. if oga dies then we will all commit seppuku anyways.
i linked to 3 offline image upscaling softwares, and 3 cloud image upscaling services, as well as mentioning google colab notebooks which are on the cloud. not sure if i rely on the cloud "too much".
i rely more on opengameart.org continuing to exist. the vast majority of what i do is offline, other than gathering resources online. i make music offline with acoustica mixcraft 9 pro studio and various virtual instruments. i do pixel art with libresprite, paint.net, krita, piskel. i make games with gdevelop. all offline.
i do use online ai art algorithms in conjunction with offline tools for modifying background images and title screens for projects, but the bulk of what i do i could do without the internet. except that without the internet i couldn't use opengameart.org.
if nightcafe.studio and artbreeder.com cloud ai art went away, then my games wouldn't have weird title screens anymore, my webpages wouldn't have weird background images anymore, and my youtube channel wouldn't have weird music videos anymore. that's about it.
running ai algorithms on my laptop is both resource-intensive and difficult for me as a coding novice to get working. but it's not really that important a part of my workflow that i couldn't do without it. ai stuff is more like a hobby that i am fascinated by, so i try to incorporate in other stuff that i do.
my experience with image and video upscaling came from digitizing old family photos and my mom's vhs home video tapes. and i did that offline with videoproc converter and flowframes.
these are models are natively compatiable with cupscale, above. if you can get cupscale to recognize your python 3. it still often tells me i dont have the require dependencies, even though i do. 8x sphax and 8x yanderepixelart models look nice.)
slow, free, some stuff looks great, but color interpolation can be REALLY crappy looking for some input images.
sometimes ai upscaling will preserve tranparencies. for the best results you would need to edit all upscaled sprites by hand. upscaling entire flare art library and making them look good is a big big big big big big big big big big job. which is why i don't wanna do it :p but i hope the provided info helps you to fiddle with it yourself.
there is also the world of google colabs, of which there are about 100 million.
sweet!
woah, that is pretty nice! puts me in mind of one of those light gun shooters for arcades, like lethal enforcers.
nazi terrorists are gonna jump out of the chopper and rob a bank, and only your quarters can save the day!
and lo, the firmament opened, and god did showeth his handiwork!
you are my favorite oga artist, surt.
they are missing the old pizza sauce and coca cola stains :)
takes me back to aladdin's castle.... oh, youth!
oh yowza! these guys and gals are begging to go on adventures!
i wish i was a better programmer. this would be a good source for an online chara maker in the vein of lpc sprite sheet generator.
the license you got it under is the license you got it under, forever. it is irrevocable. even if the author removes the asset from oga, changes the license to "nazi license 3.1" it was licensed to you at the time you recieved it under the terms of the license you recieved it under.
so if i go change my rock music pack to gpl 2.0 right now, people who download it from henceforth will be under gpl 2.0 license terms for their use. but anyone who downloaded before "recieved it" under it's current cc0 terms are only subject to ther terms they recieved it under.
i wouldn't worry about it. if oga dies then we will all commit seppuku anyways.
ok good to know
edit:
it turns out https://opengameart.org/content/zelda-like-tilesets-and-sprites animations are much more stylistically compatible with zoria. and it is cc0 so my deriv can inherit zoria's license
i linked to 3 offline image upscaling softwares, and 3 cloud image upscaling services, as well as mentioning google colab notebooks which are on the cloud. not sure if i rely on the cloud "too much".
i rely more on opengameart.org continuing to exist. the vast majority of what i do is offline, other than gathering resources online. i make music offline with acoustica mixcraft 9 pro studio and various virtual instruments. i do pixel art with libresprite, paint.net, krita, piskel. i make games with gdevelop. all offline.
i do use online ai art algorithms in conjunction with offline tools for modifying background images and title screens for projects, but the bulk of what i do i could do without the internet. except that without the internet i couldn't use opengameart.org.
if nightcafe.studio and artbreeder.com cloud ai art went away, then my games wouldn't have weird title screens anymore, my webpages wouldn't have weird background images anymore, and my youtube channel wouldn't have weird music videos anymore. that's about it.
running ai algorithms on my laptop is both resource-intensive and difficult for me as a coding novice to get working. but it's not really that important a part of my workflow that i couldn't do without it. ai stuff is more like a hobby that i am fascinated by, so i try to incorporate in other stuff that i do.
my experience with image and video upscaling came from digitizing old family photos and my mom's vhs home video tapes. and i did that offline with videoproc converter and flowframes.
cheers
damn
oh i forgot to add links
https://github.com/AaronFeng753/Waifu2x-Extension-GUI
(can be decent and is easy to use)
https://github.com/n00mkrad/cupscale
(works very nice if you can get python to cooperate.
https://nmkd.de/?esrgan
these are models are natively compatiable with cupscale, above. if you can get cupscale to recognize your python 3. it still often tells me i dont have the require dependencies, even though i do. 8x sphax and 8x yanderepixelart models look nice.)
https://github.com/xinntao/Real-ESRGAN
(sucks for just about everything but photos)
AI upscaling in the cloud:
(i don't know what ai models these use, you can probably find that info if dig around their tos) results are different for each site
https://www.aiseesoft.com/image-upscaler/
free and good looking. can be super super slow.
https://www.imgupscaler.com/
limited to 10 upscales a week unless you pay. results can look nice, but output is jpeg.
https://vance.ai/
slow, free, some stuff looks great, but color interpolation can be REALLY crappy looking for some input images.
sometimes ai upscaling will preserve tranparencies. for the best results you would need to edit all upscaled sprites by hand. upscaling entire flare art library and making them look good is a big big big big big big big big big big job. which is why i don't wanna do it :p but i hope the provided info helps you to fiddle with it yourself.
there is also the world of google colabs, of which there are about 100 million.
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