Am I allowed to showcase some of the Southern things I’ve been working on in a 3d game called Trainz? I don’t know if the term Kitbashing is also used in actual modeling but I think it might be, it’s also used for this game when you take parts from other engines and change them around to basically online model your desired engine. Just making sure if I can show that here.
Kit-bashing is when some BUYS several
models and uses those parts he/she bought to build something else
for THEIR private use.
To "borrow code" to build a new set of code without giving credit
plus trying to resell would be piracy and stealing intellectual
property (unless it is not shared in any manner for others to
utilize.
Example: if someone were to take someone else's sound file
(without permission or credit) modify it and try to resell it as
a new product.
As for kit-bashing ... I learned from a pack of rivet counters who
never even shared parts with each other.
As an attorney taught when I was about twelve years old, "If you
are not sure whether you should do something; don't do it."
Gordon Andrews
On 6/26/2022 4:05 PM, Will Kesler wrote:
Am I allowed to showcase some of the Southern things I’ve been
working on in a 3d game called Trainz? I don’t know if the term
Kitbashing is also used in actual modeling but I think it might
be, it’s also used for this game when you take parts from other
engines and change them around to basically online model your
desired engine. Just making sure if I can show that here.
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You can't debate with someone who isn't even listening to your point.
No that’s not what I meant I’m not doing anything illegal. I just wanted to know if I could show pictures of stuff I’ve worked on in a game called Trainz that involves southern engines. But I should probably do that in the modeling group.
