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Thanks admiralspunky! It will be easy for me to adapt these cards to my game! thanks!admiralspunky wrote: ↑19 March 2021, 16:17 The images in Cribbage are the best I've found on this site so far:
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It'd be nice if there were a standard card game template program, instead of asking the programmers to recreate the same features for each individual game.
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Thanks RavingWanderer! Good information to know! Will make creating my game much easier!RavingWanderer wrote: ↑19 March 2021, 01:10 The original poster is presumably referring to a public-domain traditional card game, so licensing of the game itself shouldn't be a problem. It's just that traditional card games don't have artwork per se.
You can use imagery you find on the internet, as long as you can determine it is licensed appropriately. A permissive license (public domain, Creative Commons, GPL) will probably serve you best; if you cannot determine how an image is licensed, don't use it. You should give credit where due to the image creators regardless.
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Good advice apollo1001! I would be very disappointed if I put in all the time to develop a game and never see anyone enjoy it.apollo1001 wrote: ↑18 March 2021, 23:28 Frankly there are now enough games for which licences exist so I’d not waste your time on a game where it may never arrive. It’s slightly depressing when you have built a game that is never going to be released...
