ilIusionator wrote:

so just a public library of scripts, sprites, and music??

CaptFrIEdshrimp wrote:

Yeah basically, like the unity asset store

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

CaptFrIEdshrimp wrote:

Yeah basically, like the unity asset store

don’t say that again
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jokes aside
although scratch allows using other work with credit
adding the workshop would increase the amount of asset flips on scratch
and I don’t think some people (in-general) even like asset flips

ilIusionator wrote:

then don't add the asset to the workshop???

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

ilIusionator wrote:

then don't add the asset to the workshop???

wow the most overused argument
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the problem would be that multiple users would sell assets to the marketplace
and other scratchers would use it
not just you

also asset flip doesn’t mean the game uses couple of assets, it means using mostly only assets

edit:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asset_flip

What about if the project just only or mostly uses assets from here?
Otherwise known as asset flipping, there whold be a report option saying "Mostly uses assets from the workshop".
What about proper credit?
When it comes to credit from the work shop, the assets will be in the row where the studios the project it is in, and the remixes, they will also have to credit the user who made the asset if they want credit.

WPONTA wrote:

Wow, I believe artists would use this as a good place to share thier art!

CaptFrIEdshrimp wrote:

Bump SIT⚃

BW_CA_26 wrote:

pmub

Olimon7661 wrote:

Similar to the Steam Workshop, I presume? You “subscribe” to things and they're added to your backpack?

Olimon7661 wrote:

Similar to the Steam Workshop, I presume? You “subscribe” to things and they're added to your backpack?

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

Olimon7661 wrote:

Similar to the Steam Workshop, I presume? You “subscribe” to things and they're added to your backpack?

not exactly
this is more like the asset store for unity and unreal engine
steam workshop is different

CaptFrIEdshrimp wrote:

SIT