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Open source code is fine and dandy, but what games really need is open art. Most open source games struggle with the way they look and feel.
by DeathArrow 2y ago
Open source code is fine and dandy, but what games really need is open art. Most open source games struggle with the way they look and feel.
- solcloud 2y agoI agree, but being good both at programming and art is quite unique skill, then there is also whole audio category, animations,...
- squarefoot 2y agoThe gaming world badly needs a central repository of art, only art (graphics, music, scenery, world maps, objects, ...) sort of a highly specialized Github. It should promote using well known file formats and structures to ease importing this or that object into a game project. And possibly allow the use of the torrent protocol to avoid clogging central servers as data files usually represent the heaviest load for a server.