are gun sprites appropriate for scratch?

jakenoahRises

just asking because, well, nobody else has asked the question about this yet…

is making a gun sprite that looks accurate allowed?

like if i were to make a accurate pistol sprite

Last edited by jakenoahRises (Feb. 16, 2019 19:33:06)

NilsTheBest

If the gun looks realistic, no. I guess it's okay if they're not realistic, but it could at most be marked NFE.

Last edited by NilsTheBest (Feb. 16, 2019 20:03:46)

LionHeart70

It depends.

If it's very realistic and looks more like a modern gun, please try to limit how it's portrayed - maybe just show it as a picture, or at most, you could show it shooting at a non-humanoid target.

If it's more like a Nerf gun or water gun, or a gun that has a more fantastical or historical basis, you may be able to show it being used more.

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Seam49

If it is a Star Trek gun, then feel free to put it in, but a real one that can be used in murdurs, not allowed.

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jakenoahRises

ok guys, thanks for the answer.

so no realistic looking guns, like a pistol, but guns like nerf or water

Scratchkingk

just asking, are custom guns that aren't in reality nor will most likely ever be used in real life good for a pvp/pve crafting survival basebuilding game? just asking

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