Derspegn on 10/8/2016 at 01:12
If you purchase an object licensed by Creative Commons (CC) that only requires artist attribution, do you simply indicate that under a separate heading in the FM credits, or is there more to it than that? I wasn't sure how it works if one person buys it, credits the artist, and then distributes it publicly.
LarryG on 10/8/2016 at 02:44
Generally the site you got it from will tell you how to attribute them.
Cardia on 10/8/2016 at 07:46
what is this thing about purchased objects? dos this mean there are other available objects for Dromed that most authors don't know?
Yandros on 10/8/2016 at 11:32
I imagine it's a 3ds model (there are thousands available for purchase out there) which he has converted to Thief format.
john9818a on 17/8/2016 at 20:46
I think most of the pay for objects are high poly and authors charge for them considering how much time and work they had invested in their objects.
nicked on 19/8/2016 at 11:51
Double-check the Creative Commons licence, but yeah, pretty certain just putting the artist's name in the credits will be enough.
Cardia on 19/8/2016 at 12:09
could you get objects from other games to dromed apart from system shock 2?
Judith on 19/8/2016 at 15:13
You could, but that is illegal, unless a particular game publisher says otherwise (so never). Oh, I believe Epic released some UT assets, but I'm not sure whether to be used in other games or just between versions of Unreal Engine.
ZylonBane on 19/8/2016 at 16:34
Quote Posted by Cardia
what is this thing about purchased objects? dos this mean there are other available objects for Dromed that most authors don't know?
You've seriously never heard of (
http://3d.about.com/od/Career-Resources/tp/Top-Ten-Places-To-Sell-3D-Models-Online.htm) asset stores? Wow. Just... wow.
Quote Posted by Judith
You could, but that is illegal, unless a particular game publisher says otherwise (so never).
It may be illegal, but if it's just for some free fan map,
nobody cares.
Ryan Smith on 19/8/2016 at 17:49
Be very careful with music files purchased or otherwise from other sites. Someone like FenPhoenix could get hammered by Youtube's Content ID system if the music you use in fan levels turns out to be copyrighted or "royalty-free"
