Installation
- Download the Upload script
- Unzip the downloaded zip file
- In Cavalry navigate to
Help > Show Scripts Folder - Open the Scripts folder
- Drag the contents of the zip into the Scripts folder
- In Cavalry navigate to
Scripts > Upload
Guidelines
- There should be one main comp
- Comps that are just variations of the main comp should be removed
- The playback range is used for the preview video
- Keep the playback range as short as possible
- The playback range ideally creates a perfect loop
- You can use layer notes to add any clarification about how the Scene is set up
- Add important attributes to the Control Centre
- For text layers, add a link to the legal download page in the layer note
- Original work only, not from tutorials or copies of other artists
- Scenes with file assets are not supported (yet)
Usage
The first time you open the script you're asked to login with your Scenery credentials. You only have to do this once.
Then choose the type of asset you want to upload. Right now only Scenes and Palettes are supported.
Scene
Name
This is the name of the Scene as it will show up on Scenery.
Pricing
Choose a price type for the asset. It can be free or have a fixed price.
Price
Fill in the preferred amount for the asset. All prices are in Euros and include sales tax. If this is your first commercial asset we'll contact you to set you up as a seller.
License
Pick a Creative Commons license under which the asset should be licensed. If you're not sure which license to choose, use the License Chooser. For commercial assets only the Standard License is available.
Thumbnail
You can set a marker for the video's preview image by clicking the "Thumbnail" button. If there is no thumbnail marker, the center frame will be used for the preview image.
Submit
Before submitting you'll be asked to save the Scene. Another copy is saved with _scenery appended to the file name to avoid overwriting your work.
If uploading is successful you can preview it on Scenery by clicking on the link. The asset needs to be approved by Scenery before it's live.
Palette
Palettes cannot have a copyright so they are licensed CC0 (Public Domain).
Color Palettes
Pick the palette you want to upload from the Library, Project or Scene tabs. The dropdown menu will show the available palettes.
Label Palettes
You can upload Label Palettes from the Labels tab. These palettes apply to the Layer- and Label colors in the Scene can be created manually using a text editor. More info on Labels and Palettes.
Name
This is the name of the Palette as it will show up on Scenery.