Rules:
Rule #1: Develop your own original art assets
Rule #2: Develop your own code/blueprints
Rule #3: Your game must be in an executable format that people can play. It can also be web based. Any format that people can easily access and play.
Finding team mates:
I recommend creating new topics to find team mates. Don't be afraid to ask!
Pre-jam announcement video:
I would prefer that everyone creates animations themselves. Part of the spirit of the jam is to finish with something completely your own. I of course won't "Ban" anyone but I would prefer that people go into this jam creating everything from scratch. The only things I don't mind relates to music/sound effects.
Just a little something I'm wondering about: would it be a good idea for some people to make a thread about their progress on here? I would think so for multiple reasons, like helping keep the developer(s) on track, helping inspire others to join, seeing ideas and concepts to play off of, and so on. I would prefer to wait for an official answer before I just go ahead and make my own thread.
As far as develop your own code, I have two questions:
1. Does following tutorials (not strictly, customising and changing as needed) count as someone else's code? (Okay, one related question to this too: If so, can we use the built-in FPS controller?)
2. Are we allowed to ask for help on troublesome code problems on sites like Brackey's forums, Stack Exchange, etc.?
