Newbie's questions thread

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You can Render as a image series via DAZ - That's perfectly within your rights with or withour a license. Then combine said image series into a animation with whatever software you use. That's perfectly legal and isn't against their EULA. Whether you have the license or not.

However, If you don't have the asset license and you render as a animation directly from DAZ. Then that's a breach of their EULA.

 

[Studio Errilhl]

If it's a bunch of 3D images, Made into a video via other software. That's fine. You aren't breaching their EULA.

If you don't have the License and you render it as a Animation via DAZ. Then you are.

You can Render as a image series via DAZ - That's perfectly within your rights with or withour a license. Then combine said image series into a animation with whatever software you use. That's perfectly legal and isn't against their EULA. Whether you have the license or not.

However, If you don't have the asset license and you render as a animation directly from DAZ. Then that's a breach of their EULA.

Both of these statements are wrong. Rendering an animation from within DAZ is perfectly fine. A rendered animation is completely fine. What you CANNOT do without an "Interactive License" is have your characters perform "live" - ie as for instance in a multiplayer FPS, using DAZ 3D assets as characters. (Not that anyone would do that, but that's what an interactive license allows). Read this, again, if need be:

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