GFXVoid Community Art Pack

Bump. Any update?

I need people to start submitting all things to me as soon as possible and I can start the pack.

Any thoughts on this: http://www.gfxvoid.com/forums/showpo...8&postcount=20 dom?

I don't understand a word that says. ;)
I was just going to put all the submitted work into a .rar file and then upload it to rapidshare, megaupload (something similar) and just link it in my signature along with a new thread which would be bumped until the second one. I don't really think there's too much need in to making it fancy - obviously we can but, either way it's going to be downloaded.

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Originally Posted by Dom

I don't understand a word that says. ;)
I was just going to put all the submitted work into a .rar file and then upload it to rapidshare, megaupload (something similar) and just link it in my signature along with a new thread which would be bumped until the second one. I don't really think there's too much need in to making it fancy - obviously we can but, either way it's going to be downloaded.

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Well it's a community art pack, so I'm a little biased against hosting it on another site. It's an official pack to be sponsored by the community itself, so there should be some level of importance tacked onto it. I mean, if you're not going to put alot of effort into it, why do it at all?

Also, if we're putting tutorials and whatnot into it, why is it being called an "art pack"?

We can change the name of it, that's not a problem.
Is there hosting on this site? I've never known that there has been?
If so link me to it please. :)

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Originally Posted by Dom

We can change the name of it, that's not a problem.
Is there hosting on this site? I've never known that there has been?
If so link me to it please. :)

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What are you talking about? This forum is hosted on a server. Therefore john can easily upload the pack to the server. IMO it makes much more sense for the void to host in-house material rather than host it elsewhere. It's like having a toaster at your house, but choosing to go to your neighbor's house to use theirs.

I agree. It would be better to host it on the server. Didn't think of that.

As for the AIO idea, that would be great to have. It would make it much more efficient while also looking more professional. Do you know how to set up something like that, Solaris?

Sure ;)

Okay, so what's happening? I'm putting all of the files submitted in to a .rar file, giving it to Solaris and he's doing the rest? Then John puts it on the server?