RPG UI BUTTONS/ICONS
- blank button template, with hover, normal and clicked states;
- "create" button (or whatever suits a melting vitruvian man);
- "roll' button.
Made with Inkscape.
*d10 (public domain) from https://openclipart.org/detail/91993/dice
*d20 (public domain) from https://openclipart.org/detail/92041/dice
* melting vitruvian man from http://opengameart.org/content/melting-vitruvian-man-icon
Using the SVG:
To make things easier, as the components are one above each other, I'd recommend using the Inkscape Objects navigator.
- "hover" state: uncheck button_group\clicked_shadow, check everything else;
- "normal" state: uncheck button_group\clicked_shadow and button_group\hover, check everything else;
- "clicked" state: uncheck button_group\hover and button_group\in_and_out\highlight, check everything else.
Both SVG and PNG versions are available inside the .7z file below.
buttons.7z 106.4 Kb [242 download(s)]
Comments
Neat.
If this contains modifications of LGPL assets, they should be licensed LGPL as well.
I wonder how the static linking part of LGPL work for images. Perhaps, it has no effect. Or does it allow pasting on images without modifications (like a stamp)
As far as I understand it, linking requirement doesn't really have any effect.
Still, GPL and LGPL are different enough from CC BY that changing the license is not really kosher.
I think lukems-br can use the CC-0 dices from Openclipart instead of the LGPL one from Wikimedia. So that he can release it under (less confusing and more permissive) CC-BY instead of GPL.
Agreed. Is there a link directly to the cc0 version of the dice?
https://openclipart.org/detail/92041/dice
https://openclipart.org/detail/91993/dice
All:
https://openclipart.org/search/?query=yves_guillou+dice
Switched to the CC0 dices from openclipart, and re-released the set itself under CC0.
Thanks mold and MedicineStorm for noticing the license issue.
Curious and useful work.