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Really wish people using Oryx sprites would credit Oryx. And the ultimately irony is when people claim that the sprites are ripping off Realm Of The Mad God, wh
by newobj 11y ago
Really wish people using Oryx sprites would credit Oryx. And the ultimately irony is when people claim that the sprites are ripping off Realm Of The Mad God, which of course, itself, was initially based on... Oryx sprites.
- shawn42 11y agoUnintentional, that's what happens when you write a toy not intending to publish it. Article has been updated with credit.
- newobj 11y ago(thumbs up!)
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- fapjacks 11y agoI don't see any free or open source sprites. There is nothing on the website indicating that they are free or open source. Are you asking someone to credit the creator of sprites they paid money to use? That's absurd to me. It's like wanting this guy to credit Verizon or Time Warner for the bandwidth he paid for. If Oryx sprites were open source, or free for noncommercial use, I think it would be a legitimate claim. Otherwise, not so much, because it boils down to advertising. Crediting someone else is advertising someone else, and I believe giving someone actual money automatically means they don't need to also advertise for them.
- ksmiley 11y agoThe little man in the screenshot is from the "LOFI Fantasy 2D/3D" tileset[1], which has a CC BY-NC-ND license. After a quick look around, doesn't look like it's available on Oryx's site any more, however. [1]: http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=8970.0 http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=8970.0