Nice work ansimuz! I’m creating a free educational game and I pretend to make it open-source. Can I redistribute this asset alongside the source code of my game? As CC BY-NC-SA maybe?
Let me know if you prefer to discuss it via email. Thanks.
Nice work ansimuz! I’m creating a free educational game and I pretend to make it open-source. Can I redistribute this asset alongside the source code of my game? As CC BY-NC-SA maybe?
Let me know if you prefer to discuss it via email. Thanks.
I disagree. Sometimes they don’t antecipate the use case that we users of their assets have in mind, which in my case it’s a very niche one I believe. I’m building (trying) a FOSS game and would be nice if I get approval to redistribute this asset, as it makes easy for contributors to build/compile the project. I don’t asking to sell or edit the asset. My point is if I can redistribute the asset in some reconignized licensing (e.g., Creative Commons), giving the authors proper credits.
I already achieved success with this approach previously and I think the author wouldn’t mind of me asking (please let me know otherwise, author).
Hey, I’m creating a free educational game. I’m planning to make it open-source. Can I redistribute this asset (alongside the source code) as CC BY-NC-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) maybe?
Let me know if you prefer to discuss it via email.
Hey, I’m creating a free educational game. I’m planning to make it open-source. Can I redistribute this asset (alongside the source code) as CC BY-NC-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) maybe?
Let me know if you prefer to discuss it via email.
Hey, I’m creating a free educational game. I’m planning to make it open-source. Your asset is used in one of the main bosses of the game.
Can I redistribute it as CC BY-NC-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) maybe?
Let me know if you prefer to discuss it via email.
Hey, I’m creating a free educational game. I’m planning to make it open-source. Can I use this asset in the game? As CC BY-NC-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) maybe.
Let me know if you prefer to discuss it via email.
Hey, I’m creating a free educational game. I’m planning to make it open-source. Can I redistribute this asset (alongside the source code) as CC BY-NC-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) maybe?
Let me know if you prefer to discuss it via email.
I just downloaded Dragon Ruby Version 154 and ran 00_learn_ruby_optional when the engine window freezed.
I was able to close de console that opens with the engine but not the engine main window.
In the task manager, DragonRuby is rogging resources, the memory usage keeps growing:
System info:
Windows 11 Pro 22H2 22621.2134
AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
NVIDIA 3070
RAM 32,0 GB
My game runs on the browser, an WebGL export, and uses some functionalities that are server dependent and will not work on itchio. Therefore, I having to manually set the scripts to make it run on itchio.
So my question is: Can I detect that my game is running on itchio? Like reading some environment variable.
Thanks.