Saucer on 16/1/2017 at 07:29
Quote Posted by Tannar
Or too many of any kind of mission, really. :D
You can have too many forest missions.
Purgator on 16/1/2017 at 07:48
Not if you really, really like forest missions.
As always, it's a matter of taste.
Judith on 16/1/2017 at 08:07
Quote Posted by Tannar
I'm not sure I completely understand what you're saying here, so if I misunderstood I apologize. But it sounds as if you're saying that it's okay to use/modify another author's work so long as you make it clear that it's just an homage. If so, then to be clear, that will not be sufficient so far as TTLG is concerned. No modification of another author's FM, in any capacity, will be acceptable without their permission.
No, I mean that anything that can't be interpreted as derivative work, an inspiration in the best possible sense.
goldwell on 16/1/2017 at 08:35
What mission is that?
Cardia on 16/1/2017 at 08:45
GoldWell, that's "Religious conflict" for t2. i just wanted to show Yandros that there is a kurshok model that i used in this mission, with a improved skin made by Purgator.
goldwell on 16/1/2017 at 13:34
Quote Posted by Cardia
GoldWell, that's "Religious conflict" for t2. i just wanted to show Yandros that there is a kurshok model that i used in this mission, with a improved skin made by Purgator.
Ah ok, thanks! :)
Yandros on 16/1/2017 at 14:45
:thumb:
nickie on 16/1/2017 at 17:39
Quote Posted by Judith
No, I mean that anything that can't be interpreted as derivative work, an inspiration in the best possible sense.
I don't usually have trouble understanding you but I don't get what you're saying here. I'm probably tired.
Tannar on 16/1/2017 at 19:14
It sounds like he means creating a mission that's simply inspired by another author's mission. Paying homage in that respect. That's fine, naturally, since you aren't using someone else's work.
Judith on 16/1/2017 at 19:24
Quote Posted by nickie
I don't usually have trouble understanding you but I don't get what you're saying here. I'm probably tired.
Suppose you like Eternauta's KingsBridge, and how he designed his space to be a puzzle in itself, and how he minimized backtracking. But you use that concept to build your hammerite cathedral. Or you liked Dale_'s Coaxing the spirit, but you thought the puzzles could be better, so you start building your own haunted house level, but then you decide that early 20th-century shoe factory would be more awesome setting. Creative and intellectual processing/mixing of ideas or concepts behind things, rather than copypasting. Inspiration.
(Edit: Ninja'd by Tannar ;) )
