Last thing, and, this may be a stupidity of mine, and feel free th point it out but, the tags on the generation tab, aren't as clear as they may seem. That's not a big problem for, exemple, VTTs where you can export the image without any grid and adjust the grid there, but more options, more customizations are normally always good! Like, a corridor beeing 1x1 Square or 2x2 square. Some feedback i would give would be to allow the grid-scale, even if a little limited. I'm not sure the easiest way to contact outside here, but I have Discord and normal contact options as well like email etc. Thanks for such an amazing and free tool, and I hope to hear from you whether the news is good or bad.
#Magicavoxel dungeon generator
So if there's any way at all possible to run a local copy of the generator at our campsite to be able to make on-demand content to use that would be so amazingly useful.
#Magicavoxel dungeon license
We just got donated a license to FoundryVTT which has an amazing importer for this tool, but our issue is while we have tools and everything for kids to play on the campsite, the site itself has no signal or internet available, so unless we pre-generate a multitude of dungeons in advance we won't be able to get any new ones for the kids to play with once we're actually out there. It doesn't look like the generator itself is open source, however is there any (preferably free) licensing available? The why: We run a volunteer camp for kids in the area, and one of the main things the kids like doing the most (and let's face us, us adults as well) is playing tabletop games like Dungeons and Dragons. Hey there watabou, I absolutely love the generator, and have been looking around. I'm not a lawyer, I don't know about the legality of changing it after all this time, but even if you did I don't think it would be fair to whoever that seller is or anyone else that acted before some change was made to it. It is perfectly reasonable for them, or anyone, to believe that you were either ok with how they're being used or just did not care. On top of that, they actually mention it in the details that it is generated, which they are not actually even obligated to do. You only just recently added it, but since you did I'm sure a book will pop up eventually. For one thing you didn't have that license on your neighborhood generator for a long while, and in that time that seller never made a neighborhood map book. I doubt there was any malicious intent on their part. You may not like that they are selling the maps, but you literally gave them the right to do it.
Do as you like with them." To act against someone for doing so is pretty much a 'rug pull'. Wouldn't that in itself be the fraud or some kind of trickery? Thats likely how it would feel from their POV, as you're basically saying "You own the rights to what you generate. To have these words up there for all this time, since October 2019 according to 'TheWaybackMachine', and then voice anger about it and possibly condone some action against it when you find out someone took advantage of something you say is ok to take advantage of.
Theres at least 1 post on reddit that I just found that comes to the same conclusion as well. I'll say right away that that isn't me, but I understand why they'd sell them.įraud is a strong word and I don't think it applies because you never say anywhere on the generator details not to sell them and you imply that you're ok with them being used commercially with the way you phrase things.
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