Question about the use of my own personal code libraries
I have made a few personal code libraries, which can handle sprites, sound and console output. The problem with the sprite library is that it is a heavily modified version of the one used in the book Learning XNA 4.0. Am i still allowed to use it?
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quill18
16. Apr 2013 · 14:47 UTC
The rules are pretty clear.
FlashRocks
16. Apr 2013 · 16:01 UTC
Yes, and Learning XNA 4.0 has open-source (ish) code, so it should be fine as long as the copyright notices are left (and you say that it’s from XNA 4.0 in the blog post)
visibleatom
16. Apr 2013 · 19:57 UTC
So in this case, does Backplague need to post a link to the libraries he’s thinking of using BEFORE the competition starts? Can he link to a personal website where the code might be shared?
dalbinblue
16. Apr 2013 · 23:46 UTC
Absolutely. If no person website is available, a link to a public code repository , or even a dropbox link (which is what I currently use will work). The idea is just that we have a level playing field. If you are going to use common base code it’s sporting to allow others to use the same code if they choose.