What's Renderotica's licensing terms?

[alexeykorovin1975]

I want to make a porn game, use Daz 3D and buy models etc on Renderotica.

What I found out so far:

• if I buy stuff from the official Daz 3D store, commercial usage is allowed only of the 2D renders (also animated)
• for usage of the models themselves in a 3D game, one must buy the "interactive license" that costs about twice the normal price and also isn't available for some products

On Renderotica, there are no licensing terms mentioned anywhere on their portal. Does this mean, if I buy something there, I can use that either in a 2D or a 3D game regardless? I wrote to their support but haven't got a reply so far.

Also, what about stuff like this?:

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It's a bunch of (AI-generated) images that, say, I would want to put into a jigsaw puzzle or a 15-puzzle. I'd guess Renderotica targets other developers who need commercial usage - yet this package seems to be a "comic" that targets retail customers (?) so no commercial usage would be allowed?

How can one even differentiate? I did a quick search and never found any seller on Renderotica mentioning licensing terms of their content.

Btw on Gumroad I asked their support the same question, and they said it's up to the sellers to define the licensing terms. So I went ahead and asked some sellers (artists) - and all of them replied that commercial usage isn't allowed, and didn't want to set any price for commercial usage when I asked in a follow-up.

 

[alexeykorovin1975]

Oh and btw, I'm not sure if using Decimator addon on a Daz 3D store-purchased model would make it eligible for usage in a 3D game with a basic license. Technically, the new generated model (with a far lower polygon count) is a different file. Yet their EULA also covers the case of "content that is highly similar", so I guess an optimized model falls into that category. I asked their support to confirm this, will post an update here once they reply.

 

[alexeykorovin1975]

Okay I guess this

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and this

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answer my question. In short:

• licensing is the same on Renderotica as on Daz 3D store, they just call the "interactive" license an "extended" license
• the reason artists are afraid of the models being used is that someone can rip the models out of games
• most products don't include an "extended" license or any licensing terms, asking the artists is cumbersome and some don't even reply

Okay, the conclusion is simply not to make 3D porn games. Use 2D renders, either individual images for frames or pre-rendered video files.