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Using existing Unity3D assets/demo files - legal?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Harry Tuttle, Oct 27, 2008.

  1. Harry Tuttle

    Harry Tuttle

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    Hi. We wish to create an external environment to add to our own internal environment.
    Can anyone tell me if it is OK/legal with the Unity guys to use/rework the demo files such as the island, or any other for that matter for building your own self promotions tools.

    Obviously our demo fires up as a Unity3D engine based product so the credit is there.

    Thanks
     
    Harry Tuttle, Oct 27, 2008
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  2. bigkahuna

    bigkahuna

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    There was a post by somebody at UT (David IIRC) a while back that basically said that so long as we use the assets in a game created with Unity, we are free to use them (the assets in the Island demo).
     
    bigkahuna, Oct 27, 2008
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  3. David-Helgason

    David-Helgason

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    Yup, that's fine with all the assets in the Unity demos and tutorials. You can even find a text file in all the projects explaining this.

    d.
     
    David-Helgason, Oct 27, 2008
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