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Heartache 101 ~Sour into Sweet~
Heartache 101 ~Sour into Sweet~
Content creation (technical)
Er, was there something wrong with his attitude? (^^;)
Once again, anyone can use any ID numbers they want without asking! It's just if you want other authors to be able to build off of your work that it might be in your interest to ask.
Once again, anyone can use any ID numbers they want without asking! It's just if you want other authors to be able to build off of your work that it might be in your interest to ask.
Content creation (artistic, 1st archive)
Heartache 101 ~Sour into Sweet~
@Marrend
That's a good response.
@Dozen
It would certainly be all right with me! I think authors building off of work done by other authors is in keeping with the spirit of things. When you upload it to the website it will be separate from dude797's package, which is only fair to dude797 who isn't around to approve.
Oh btw, Dozen, I think you should apply those fixes to Lambaria Yuu that I mentioned back in this discussion so that you can update the finished content page with a working version.
That's a good response.
@Dozen
It would certainly be all right with me! I think authors building off of work done by other authors is in keeping with the spirit of things. When you upload it to the website it will be separate from dude797's package, which is only fair to dude797 who isn't around to approve.
Oh btw, Dozen, I think you should apply those fixes to Lambaria Yuu that I mentioned back in this discussion so that you can update the finished content page with a working version.
Content creation (technical)
^Correct.
Oh hey, I didn't notice that post of yours from last week, Marrend.
To answer your question, I don't know of any tutorial videos for the game. I think spazhero had planned to make something or other back when he was active around here, but it didn't pan out.
Oh hey, I didn't notice that post of yours from last week, Marrend.
To answer your question, I don't know of any tutorial videos for the game. I think spazhero had planned to make something or other back when he was active around here, but it didn't pan out.
Heartache 101 ~Sour into Sweet~
But don't you think that people can be reasonably expected to recognize the distinction between official content and user-generated content? With KS and the vast majority of games out there, official content is all that there is. Thus the quality is expected to remain consistent.
When it comes to user-generated content, quality ranges wildly. This is true of other games with user-generated content I'm familiar with, such as DWI/Stepmania for instance, or LBP for another. The vast number of poorly made levels for LBP doesn't reflect poorly on the quality of LBP--it's rightly regarded as one of the best titles on the ps3. (It does make it absurdly hard for new authors putting out quality levels to get noticed amidst the sea of mediocrity, but that's another, perhaps inevitable, problem altogether)
I admit that the way the website works is not optimal. Users cannot update their uploads, not to mention the upload limitations, and lack of any kind of rating system to help players pick what to download. Perhaps when I get my computer back next year I can make some time to improve things.
Note to self: Get more comfortable with perl. The perl script I wrote for displaying uploaded files on Heartache's website is in fact the only perl script I have ever written.
When it comes to user-generated content, quality ranges wildly. This is true of other games with user-generated content I'm familiar with, such as DWI/Stepmania for instance, or LBP for another. The vast number of poorly made levels for LBP doesn't reflect poorly on the quality of LBP--it's rightly regarded as one of the best titles on the ps3. (It does make it absurdly hard for new authors putting out quality levels to get noticed amidst the sea of mediocrity, but that's another, perhaps inevitable, problem altogether)
I admit that the way the website works is not optimal. Users cannot update their uploads, not to mention the upload limitations, and lack of any kind of rating system to help players pick what to download. Perhaps when I get my computer back next year I can make some time to improve things.
Note to self: Get more comfortable with perl. The perl script I wrote for displaying uploaded files on Heartache's website is in fact the only perl script I have ever written.
Heartache 101 ~Sour into Sweet~
@Dozen
I dunno, like this? XD
@Marrend
Well, all you can tell him is that user-created content isn't regulated by you or me or anyone. I mean, you're welcome to try contacting the authors of those characters and pass on the feedback, but who knows if they're still making content.
I do realize there is somewhat of a demand for players to be able to gauge the quality of downloadable content before they download it, but I don't have an answer for that now.
edit: (since Dozen posted just before me)
I'm not sure I understood the Deviantart comparison. Is there something wrong with Deviantart?
I dunno, like this? XD
@Marrend
Well, all you can tell him is that user-created content isn't regulated by you or me or anyone. I mean, you're welcome to try contacting the authors of those characters and pass on the feedback, but who knows if they're still making content.
I do realize there is somewhat of a demand for players to be able to gauge the quality of downloadable content before they download it, but I don't have an answer for that now.
edit: (since Dozen posted just before me)
I'm not sure I understood the Deviantart comparison. Is there something wrong with Deviantart?
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