Use of Breeze Revolution Materials:
If you use any Breeze Revolution materials to create a sprite, even as slight as a recolor, you are required to credit all current members of the Breeze Revolution Team and Green Raven for the Breeze Template itself, for anything that you do. This applies to use in video games, videos, or in any redistribution of Breeze Revolution material of any format.

Redistribution of Breeze Revolution Materials:
You can redistribute the materials you have created from Breeze Revolutions material. However, you must credit all members of the team and ALWAYS Credit Green Raven for the template itself. If you fail to provide credit, legal penalties will be issued. Using Breeze Revolution material Commercially is permitted, however you must get consent from either Green Raven or Axerax. The Private Message to either must show a link to the game that will feature material, how much it will be sold for in U.S. Dollars, where it will be distributed, and if you plan to give any percentage of gross net profit back to The Breeze Revolution for allowing use of materials. If you are to use material non-commercially, you must simply provide the applicable credit.

Please note commercial use does not require you to provide us any of your profits back for using material, but generosity goes a long way.

Linking Material:
Please do not hotlink images found inside this topic. We have store all works finished or said to be incomplete with specific filenames for redistribution, this is to protect the original spriter's name and provide correct crediting for material.

We take pride in spriters work for Breeze Revolution. We have these terms in place to allow artists the correct crediting so they will continue to provide more material for Breeze Revolution. Take these Terms of use seriously, if you fail to follow any rules listed here, you will have punishments taken into account.

How to use Breeze Revolution Material

Using Breeze Revolution Material is dependent upon what you are going to use.

For completed tilesets or spritesheets, simply right click the image, save as, save (DO NOT CHANGE THE FILE NAME!!*), finally import into where-ever you plan to use the material, and provide the correct crediting for the material.

For Bits and Pieces:
Please follow the same instructions above.

Next open the material with the appropriate template, using GraphicsGale, Paint.NET, Photoshop, Illustrator, or Gimp. Photshop and Illustrator both cost money, and are generally not considered the best choice for spriting, but they will do if you own the programs. Read instructions and tutorials about the programs provided by the website for usage.

Links to Programs:
GraphicsGale: http://www.humanbalance.net/gale/us/index.html
Paint.NET: http://www.getpaint.net/download.html
Photoshop CS3: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/photoshop/
Illustrator CS3: http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator/
Gimp: http://www.gimp.org/


Now Select All (Ctrl+A) then copy the pieces selected (Ctrl+C). You may also select specific areas using the Marquee Tool or Magic Wand Tool and copy it using the same keyboard command.

Now simply paste the selection(s) onto the template, move them until they are in the positions you want, save the file, preferably a PNG as it support Transparencies, and close the file.

That's all there is to it!

Saving Submission Material

When submitting material, WIP's or final pieces, please follow these guidelines.

CreatorName*-MaterialNameHere(If you make more than 1 of the same type put the number current number of this type of material.)SubmissionType

Axerax-Hero1SSet.png

*When saving if your name is Spaced, I.E. Arc Legacy 206, you will save it as such
Arc_Legacy_206-Hero1SSet.png

Submission Acronyms
SubmissionType: Acronyms
Tileset: Tset
Tileset Bit and Piece: TBit
Spriteset: SSet
Spriteset Bit and Piece: SBit
Battler: Bat
Faceset: FSet
Autotile: TSet or ATSet
Template: Temp
Palette: Pal
Work In Progress: WIP
No plans to finish: INC

When Submitting a Palette, please be sure to give a specific name for the color shades of the palette as a the Material Name.

Example: Axerax-MoonlightBluePal.png

Saving the file with a transparent background and as a PNG will serve as one less of a step for users who wish to edit work, as they will not need to remove the background color and is easier to import with a transparent background.

The reason we save files like this, is to preserve the original creators name, allow us to upload it to the gallery easier, making it more organized. As well it will allow users to search for specific artists work on the gallery.