G33X Nexus Entertainment
G33X Nexus Entertainment => Precursors => Requiem for Innocence => Current Projects => Precursors Artwork => Topic started by: PhinnFort on January 15, 2006, 08:15:17 am
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Parsec is a space game which I think has been abandoned, right after it was released as an open source project. It has a lot of models and a pretty nice HUD.
Anyone know what kind of license the artwork in Parsec is under? I think it is on www.parsec.org
Screenie:http://www.linux-user.de/ausgabe/2001/01/007-software/parsec.jpg (http://www.linux-user.de/ausgabe/2001/01/007-software/parsec.jpg)
-PhinnFort
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I never really heard of it. If it is open source like you said it was then there should not be any problem getting ideas off them. But jacking their content is not really a good thing. :)
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Yeah, I've gotta second that. I think we've got enough concept artists to come up with some GREAT stuff on our own. However, gleaning some stuff from the open source would be cool.
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One thing to realize with these kinds of things (and realize that I haven't looked at their website yet, so I may just be talking out of my ass here) is that companies that open-source their defunct games rarely release the content under a similar license. What this means is that you can download and play with the code all you want, but you have to obtain the content (the pretty pictures and maps and whatnot) through some means. I'm pretty sure that's how they did Quake 2, for instance.
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It seems that someone is trying to start up the development again (according to a post on the sf forums...)
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1386881&forum_id=264873
-PhinnFort