ThKaspar 7 years ago

@crispyghost Please see Licensing" section on GameDevMarket. The Pro license is the license you have and It should clarify all of your questions. :)"

crispyghost 7 years ago

@ThKaspar Thanks for your quick response! I read through the license. I'm concerned about the Derivative Work clause in 6.2. It says that all rights to derivative work are assigned to the seller. If I use your character base pack, draw clothes and hair and such over your base, is that a derivative work and therefore an asset that you own? It also sounds like the license doesn't allow me to post screenshots that include your assets (4.2 b and c).

ThKaspar 7 years ago

@crispyghost Clause 6.2 protects only from reselling modified assets as a new" asset pack. You keep all the rights to the game that uses bought assets.

crispyghost 7 years ago

@ThKaspar Thanks again for your fast response! I wrote an email to GDM with some questions. But, just to make sure, it's okay with you if I post gifs and screenshots featuring this character pack?

ThKaspar 7 years ago

@crispyghost Yes, with my understanding of the license - you can.

crispyghost 7 years ago

I just did some math and if there are 110 characters, then each having a 3-frame animation for walking in 3 directions would account for all of the sprites that you mention above. Is there any chance that you could release a package with 9 or 10 sprite animations (for attacking, dying, etc, similar to https://www.gamedevmarket.net/asset/micro-character-bases-basics-1542/) for some of these units?

ThKaspar 7 years ago

@crispyghost This pack has a different core idea than the Base pack - the goal was to create a lot of minor characters for projects that require a lot of units (strategy/tactic, rogue-like, jrpg). All characters fit into 16x16 pixels frame (with their weapons!) which does not leave much room for animation. As a result the walk animation is the only one I found realisticly possible to create for these units. :)

crispyghost 7 years ago

Haha, yeah, that totally makes sense. They do look fantastic!

ThKaspar 7 years ago

@diegocbarboza Neither PSD, nor XCF files were added because there wasn't really a need for that. Sprites are separate and there are no layers here. You can send me an email - kac.wozniak[at]gmail[dot]com explaining more, I'll try to help as I can and maybe It will add something new to the pack. :)