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Questions of creating custom 3D figurines for sale?

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  • WonderlandWonderland Posts: 6,873

    There are two threads about this now. I'm not planning to 3D print anything right now, but I just want to understand the LOGIC behind it. If I buy my own 3D printer and the files never leave me, no one can use them in any way interactively or otherwise. And if I made my own morphs, used my own 3D printer, hand painted it myself, how could anyone extract those files from what is in essence, a sculpture? Nobody could interact with it, morph it, or have access to the files used to make it. I know there is a EULA, everyone keeps repeating that, I just would like to know the actual logic behind it...

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,804

    Locking this thread. As far as we are aware the official line is that you need to check that your gifting is going to be regarded as personal, non-commercial use. Debating the details in the forum is not going to get anyone anywhere since none of us are authorised by Daz to make pronouncements or acting as an official legal representative (assuming someone is a copyright lawyer) to offer legal advice.

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