Let's build a new AGS demo game!

[Crimson Wizard]

Alright, I went ahead and added LICENSE and COPYRIGHT files. Please check them out here:
https://github.com/adventuregamestudio/ags-demo-game

@RootBound,
I did not follow the asset discussion; could you make a list of people participating in their creation? I suppose this may go without specifying exact sprites, as I will simply add everyone under "AGSQuest Contributors".

But also, I noticed that the game features sounds by different authors, likely downloaded from somewhere. Please tell their sources and if they require any attribution? Ideally there should be a list
 - asset - by X (url or email).
 - asset - by Y (url or email).
etc

Also, does anyone know, who is the actual author of the Roger sprites that the wizard character(s) are based on, and cursor icons? I know these come from our default templates, but these templates mention a list of authors without specifying who did what.

[RootBound]

Hi @Crimson Wizard I did my best to locate the creators of all the sprites and credit the authors of the sounds. These are included in the in-game credits.

EDIT: Here are the in-game credits:
Original Roger sprites by ProgZmax (Shane Stevens), recolored by Hobo.
Roger sprite mage paint-overs by Rootbound.
Background art by Rootbound.
Inventory item art by Danvzare.
Cursor icons by CaeserCub
APOLLO color palette by Adam C Younis (lospec.com).
Public Domain sounds by Freesound.org users egomassive, kyles, maodin204, and splicesound.

[Crimson Wizard]

Thank you, but there's something else:

Public Domain sounds by Freesound.org users egomassive, kyles, maodin204, and splicesound.

So, I am reading here:
https://freesound.org/help/faq/#what-do-i-need-to-do-to-legally-use-the-files-on-freesound

and it sais that you must tell a license these sounds are distributed under.
They refer to this example of attribution from Minecraft:
https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/attribution/sound

Do you still have links to each sound?

[RootBound]

@Crimson Wizard I don't have links, but i made sure when downloading that the sounds I used were all Public Domain (CC0).

[Crimson Wizard]

@Crimson Wizard I don't have links, but i made sure when downloading that the sounds I used were all Public Domain (CC0).

Ah, that's a pity, but I guess they may be found later, using the names of authors.

Anyway, I amended contributors list, and also uploaded palette.png into Assets, for the future artist reference.