
Rafiki wrote:Looking good, aryaman.
How do you organize the graphics work on this? (I.e. are you using images from other sources? Making them yourself? A combination?)
Nikel wrote:Hi aryaman.
Have you tried to sharpen the units graphics?. Some sharpening can do miracles
I have checked Europa barborum pages. Will you extract your graphics from the 3d images
http://www.europabarbarorum.com/gallery_models.html
or from the artistic one?
http://www.europabarbarorum.com/gallery_artwork.html
Perhaps there are more that are not shown in the web page
dooya wrote:It would be even more interesting to know whether this is correct.
I cannot believe that the artist looses all intellectual properties as soon as you take a screenshot and modify something.
jastaV wrote:I'm not en expert in copywright laws.
That's the reasons why I wrote:
BTW, you [color="Red"]should not[/color] have copywright troubles, because you are taking your own screenshot from a licensed program, (You bought your copy of Roma: Total War!).
Than, You modded your screenshot on your own, and finally the mod is freeware!
Indeed, what you evidenced should be true for anything else.
For example leader portraits edited over original paints should be a violation of copywright laws, but you get an usage permission from museums or private collections owning it!
Same is true for pictures illustrating events, when coming from historical reprodution.
An what about leaders!
Did you get the permissions from generals heirs to use their ancestors in a game?
Generalisimo wrote:Some pictures are from public domain (for example, most of the rulers of the world have "public domain" pictures obviously), and some that you can find on the internet are not.
I supose in many of these cases, considering how old the pictures are, have become "public domain" because of age... but i am not an expert on this issue (how long it takes for a picture to become "public domain").
Taking screenshots from a recently published game and using it in another game without authorization from the publisher/developer... is SURELLY a copyright violation.
You do not "own" the content of the screenshot.![]()
jastaV wrote:You are right as regard "public domain" photos of worldwide leaders.
Guess, you are not completelt right when you use a famous portrait to abstract a game figure!
Indeed you have to consider both reasons related to the "image" of an historical person, (may be of public domain) both reasons related to original picture ownships......and indeed you have consider that the original paints is also manipulated!
Very complex matter indeed!
Generalisimo wrote:Well, for a lawer is not that complex, but for us mere mortals it is.![]()
......Manipulation doesn't give you any rights over other artist work.
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