If I were to draw a character and upload it to Scratch and then years later upload a game with the character in it to, say, Steam, would I get in any trouble for that?
Edit: Btw I know I asked something similar a while ago but it was making the game and then uploading it and stuff. If my memory serves me right that is.

 [img]https://u.cubeupload.com/The_Game_/NymphConfused.png[/img] 

 [img]https://u.cubeupload.com/The_Game_/NymphHappy.png[/img] 

What exactly do you mean? Do you mean using your own art years later?

Walimimi wrote:

What exactly do you mean? Do you mean using your own art years later?

Like, using the character from the art.

 [img]https://u.cubeupload.com/The_Game_/NymphConfused.png[/img] 

 [img]https://u.cubeupload.com/The_Game_/NymphHappy.png[/img] 

Yes, that's allowed. You can use your own art.

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donotforgetmycode wrote:

Yes, that's allowed. You can use your own art.

Really? Isn't it under creative commons?

 [img]https://u.cubeupload.com/The_Game_/NymphConfused.png[/img] 

 [img]https://u.cubeupload.com/The_Game_/NymphHappy.png[/img] 

The_Game_ wrote:

donotforgetmycode wrote:

Yes, that's allowed. You can use your own art.

Really? Isn't it under creative commons?

Creative Commons is a special license that allows others to use your work under certain conditions. It does not have any bearing on how you use work (which could be for anything in any way you want).

So if you create a character and upload it to Scratch, then want to use it in Steam, you can do that; but be aware that releasing it on Scratch can also mean that other people can use said character in a Steam game as long as their usage of your character follows the Creative Commons License.

cheddargirl wrote:

The_Game_ wrote:

donotforgetmycode wrote:

Yes, that's allowed. You can use your own art.

Really? Isn't it under creative commons?

Creative Commons is a special license that allows others to use your work under certain conditions. It does not have any bearing on how you use work (which could be for anything in any way you want).

So if you create a character and upload it to Scratch, then want to use it in Steam, you can do that; but be aware that releasing it on Scratch can also mean that other people can use said character in a Steam game as long as their usage of your character follows the Creative Commons License.

Thanks!

 [img]https://u.cubeupload.com/The_Game_/NymphConfused.png[/img] 

 [img]https://u.cubeupload.com/The_Game_/NymphHappy.png[/img]