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Old 11-29-2009, 02:25 AM
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Originally Posted by coreys View Post
I'm not sure "placeholder" gfx justifies directly ripping gfx from another game.

That's doesn't even fit the general definition of what placeholder gfx is supposed to be. It's supposed to be something like "programmer art," something quick and (often) crappy meant to show what's supposed to go there.
I've used placeholder graphics that were rips before(mainly sprites), but I never used them in public screenshots or such. The problem in this case, besides the advertising while still using ripped graphics, even if just placeholders, is most of the tileset are just copy/paste so how can you tell what is placeholder and what's not?
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