Dev-HC, it's clear that your sole reason for posting on this thread is harassment. You've insulted and engaged in Ad Hominem as if it's an obsession.
yes. and the reason for the harassment is you, your ways, and your package.
You've misrepresented, distorted, and lied repeatedly about me, and lied about the contents of the mod.
i've made a factual key statement: that you have misrepresented, distorted and lied about the ownership and licensing of the content in the package.
If we go by your main argument; that effort and time put into a creation are worthless, regardless of the amount of effort, regardless of the amount of work done, regardless of the amount of changes made to prior material
learn to comprehend: never did i state that effort and time is worthless. someone will surely enjoy new textures and sounds. my argument is that time and effort put into a creation, in general, does not influence whether the creation is derivative work, and thus whether it is automatically covered by the CC license. the amount of originality borrowed from existing content is what influences whether the creation is derivative work.
if you started with an existing, copyrighted piece of content; if you kept editing it, to the point that it now resembles nothing of the original; and if, furthermore, a creation of similar spirit, quality and value could be reasonably expected to be an outcome of work from scratch or non-copyrighted content; then the resulting content can be called original, regardless of the amount of effort required. for example, if you started with the original battlesuit texture, applied a significant blurr effect (thus getting mostly a smudge of the original texture, with practically only the "average tone" borrowed), and continued from there, then that can be called original content, and you can license it in any way you like, regardless of whether you used GIMP's blurr filter or spent 100s of hours manually smudging each pixel.
if, on the other hand, a significant part of spirit, quality of value is left in the modified work, then the creation is subject to (partial) copyright of the original author, regardless of the amount of effort required. for example, if you applied GIMP's "colorize" filter to change the original texture of the battlesuit to be rather orange, and then overwrote half of the regions with something new, then the resulting, modified texture is to be released only under the CC.
prima facie, the latter case and example applies to you and your package.
you can lie all you like and delude yourself otherwise
you can try to make others believe that you're worthy of an exclusive author title.
you're full of BS and you know it.
you and your mom.
You're a TROLL and nothing more
WRONG. you're the troll. a butthurt faggot without any respect for open-source work.
with no valid points raised
WRONG. your level of comprehension of proper reasoning is well below sufficient.
What do you think is the point of making this mod? For money? It's freely available to everyone. It was made for FUN, that's it. I uploaded and put the link here so others - obviously not you - can HAVE FUN WITH IT.
yes, but unfortunately, inside the package, you're presenting almost all of the work as if it were your own -- as perceived by the casual package inspector --, thus committing plagiarism. assuming that you've spent 100s of hours on the package already, it should be no problem for you to spend a couple of additional hours writing copyright statements and including license terms in the slightly-updated package.
Like I said before, get a life, Dev-HC.
like i said before, go get a human conscience.