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Legal questions about animating with iClone

sjaammonssjaammons Posts: 185
edited December 1969 in Art Studio

I'm not sure if there's a post about this already, but I'm thinking about getting iClone down to line to mess with animation, but I'm wondering about what ifs, since I'm using Daz3D objects, figures, and props that I didn't make myself but bought. Like if I tried to make a short series or movie and tried to sell it, would I not be able to, or would I need to credit every single person who's figures, clothing sets, scenes, and backgrounds that I used?

Just thinking about what ifs like that. Anyone know the legal standing behind using iClone?

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  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,216
    edited December 1969

    The DAZ EULA does not require it but as a youtuber I can say it is not a bad idea as I have been questioned on content used in monetised videos and had to go back and list everything used and provide proof of purchase too for the video questioned which would have possibly been avoided if I had only just made credits in the first place.
    Not that I have learnt from the experience, still slack about such things but it is a very good idea.

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