Keep the source with your material

Texture source notes

Make a SOURCES.txt file for your texture folder. Record creators, source pages, licences, changes and supplied notices.

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Material source

Use the licence and version actually stated by the source. The checked examples describe selected 1K map starters.

Start from an example Asset title Creator / attribution parties Public source-page URL Published licence / version Licence / terms URL

Notices, changes and files

Supplied notices Keep copyright, attribution and disclaimer notices supplied with the asset, or reference the accompanying notice file. Changes / previous modification notices Files used Project notes

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Source-note contents

Add a material or choose a checked example.

What belongs in a source note?

Record the exact asset page and the licence version attached to it. Preserve supplied notices and describe changes. Add filenames so another artist can connect the record to the maps used in your scene. The texture licence guide links to the primary CC terms and explains the differences.

Record the source page in a SOURCES.txt file and keep the notes with the project files

Does exporting the file prove permission?

No. This is an editable record of information you enter. It does not verify the rights holder, decide whether an adaptation is compliant, or grant a licence. Read the source terms for the use you intend.

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Which examples can I start with?

The prefilled records describe the checked three-map starters for Worn Planks, Medieval Blocks 05 and Cardboard 001. Their material pages provide the source credits and downloads. Add separate records for other assets or your own scene contributions.

Next: inspect repetition with the seamless checker, plan map sizes with the texture budget calculator, or read the library comparison with checked examples.