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Content licensing for games

smithhondas_5f5e5bbc1dsmithhondas_5f5e5bbc1d Posts: 22
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This discussion was created from comments split from: Daz to Unity Update 4.0.

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  • smithhondas_5f5e5bbc1dsmithhondas_5f5e5bbc1d Posts: 22

    Hi, it's been a long time since I have used Daz studio and the licencing is somewhat confusing.

    I would like to use rendered images of the model's props, buildings or characters as sprites within a game engine, develop and then publish the game using the images.

    I would also like to use animate2 and purchased animation to animate the model, but only using the rendered images within the game engine.

    Is this allowed?

    Many thanks for your time.

     

     

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,882

    Split to its own thread as it wasn't really related to the original

    This is a matter of content licensing rather than application licensing. It appears that all your uses require 2D images, in which case they are covered by the basic license granted on purchase (with limited exceptions for the old Anne Marie Goddard Digital Clone for Victoria 3 and Flipped Normals products, as noted on their product pages).

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