Is it okay to use these assets in an open-source game where anyone would be able to extract the assets easily? I'd include only the sprites I'm actually using.
How are you planning on “marketing” the game? If it’s just “the game is easily moddable” etc., then it should be fine! If it’s “you can use whatever you want included in this game in any of your projects”, then it’s not really okay since I’m not giving these particular assets away for free.
I'd include a exception in the license saying that the assets I'm using are covered by your license and not my project's license (GNU General Public License v3). The reason I'm asking is because you probably wouldn't be comfortable with me including paid assets because then an unscrupulous person could get their hands on them by taking them from my project instead of buying them from you. It would be significantly easier to rip the assets from my game because the PNGs are just sitting there in the publicly available source code, and not packed in something like a Unity asset bundle or whatever where it's harder to get the assets. I'm not planning on marketing the game per se, it's just something I'm creating for myself and showing to some of my friends.
I think they mean the used assets would be in a folder (e.g. 'assets') where if you 'install' the game that folder is accessable (like with old games such as doom where the files are changeable or take-able/modifiable or such as elder Scrolls oblivion where we can take the art/sounds etc..... If we wanted).
I could be wrong.. but that's the overall impression I got.
Maybe they could encrypt the used assets or something to make accessing them not worth the time or effort & include a copywrite notice.
Yeah, I get that! I’m not really worried about that part since I know people will find access to any kinds of assets if they want to but at least if the OP will make it clear that my license doesn’t allow to “steal” assets, I can have some ground to argue!
I was curious as to what program these Assets are most compatible with? I recently downloaded them bc I love the art style, but had to do some adjusting to make them work in MV. If you use a diff program, I'd love to know which one so I can check it out with these assets! <3 super cute style<3
Heyo! I’m mostly used to Unity but I know people who download my packs also use stuff like Godot and Game Maker. And I also make maps in Tiled sometimes!
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Thank you!
Well trick or treaters can have coal, Santa can have a carrot, and ..the Grinch can have an apple, that's fair..😁
Anyhow.. awesome work with the asset pack/s, they look amazing 👍.
thank you, I’m glad you like them! ❤️
Is it okay to use these assets in an open-source game where anyone would be able to extract the assets easily? I'd include only the sprites I'm actually using.
Heya! Sorry, can you elaborate a bit?
How are you planning on “marketing” the game? If it’s just “the game is easily moddable” etc., then it should be fine! If it’s “you can use whatever you want included in this game in any of your projects”, then it’s not really okay since I’m not giving these particular assets away for free.
I'd include a exception in the license saying that the assets I'm using are covered by your license and not my project's license (GNU General Public License v3). The reason I'm asking is because you probably wouldn't be comfortable with me including paid assets because then an unscrupulous person could get their hands on them by taking them from my project instead of buying them from you. It would be significantly easier to rip the assets from my game because the PNGs are just sitting there in the publicly available source code, and not packed in something like a Unity asset bundle or whatever where it's harder to get the assets. I'm not planning on marketing the game per se, it's just something I'm creating for myself and showing to some of my friends.
I think you including an exception would be best! (maybe linking the license to this page if possible somewhere)
I think they mean the used assets would be in a folder (e.g. 'assets') where if you 'install' the game that folder is accessable (like with old games such as doom where the files are changeable or take-able/modifiable or such as elder Scrolls oblivion where we can take the art/sounds etc..... If we wanted).
I could be wrong.. but that's the overall impression I got.
Maybe they could encrypt the used assets or something to make accessing them not worth the time or effort & include a copywrite notice.
Yeah, I get that! I’m not really worried about that part since I know people will find access to any kinds of assets if they want to but at least if the OP will make it clear that my license doesn’t allow to “steal” assets, I can have some ground to argue!
I was curious as to what program these Assets are most compatible with? I recently downloaded them bc I love the art style, but had to do some adjusting to make them work in MV. If you use a diff program, I'd love to know which one so I can check it out with these assets! <3 super cute style<3
Heyo! I’m mostly used to Unity but I know people who download my packs also use stuff like Godot and Game Maker. And I also make maps in Tiled sometimes!
thanks so much! <3
also just to help with griding, all assets were made on a 16x16 grid (so if an asset is a bit taller than that, it means it’s 32x16, for example)!
Cool! Like it so much! Please, make more awesome stuff! =)
Thank you so much!! I will release new stuff very soon! <3
So lovely. Waiting for more.
Hehe thanks! I'll be sure to release a new pack soon >:)
best pixel pack for the series - continue the awesome work. :D
thank you!! Your comments really motivate me <3
love it!
glad you do!! :D