Re: Question 2005-06-01 - By pmiinalainen
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Depends on licensing. Most free model samples usually come with
disclaimer that tells your rights. Sometimes you can only use thme
royalty free for non-commercial projects.
If you charge for your work, it's best to check the disclaimer.
Otherwise you can end up paying more fees and fines than what you
charged from your client.
Another point is, that if you model everything yourself, you'll end up
having a original design. If you browse through a computer magazine,
you'll see adds that have chrome/ glass/ gold poser figures and they
all look basicly the same. On the other hand, sometimes it is
commercially viable to buy a model, re-texture it and use it.
petteri
--- In Carrara@(protected), T.Hopkins7@(protected) wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> So I have noticed after reading these software forums that several
professionals use models created by other people that are technically
royalty free. When doing this do you credit them or because they are
offered for sale or for free you don't? I am just asking business
questions that will help me in the future when I finish my program at
school. And I am sure I will have many more. My DrDvxx doesn't work
since I switched to NT. Da--It! Thank you.
>
> Tina
>
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