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So the 250 is including the VAT, as you are already paying the taxes to German IRS from yours side? Or do I have to add another 47,50$ for the VAT, and give you 297,50$?
Found this here:
https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/individuals/buying-goods-services-online-personal-use/buying-goods/buying-goods-online-coming-from-within-eu-union_en
Unfortunately it does not include the VAT but we are making up for it as much as we can through free shipping and 10% discount during our promotion which should make up for it.
sorry double post
Does owning the content license for Daz or other artist products change this? For example if I had a daz indie or pro license could I sell 3d prints
No, I'm afraid the developer and 3D print licensing are separate.
I'm not saying it's too expensive, but just that the information is not stated clearly. The same goes for shipping costs. And while it's very nice of you, you won't always ship for free and have a ten percent discount.
As you probably already noticed, many of us operate under a very limited budget, and having such a figure printed would perhaps be a once-in-a-lifetime thing, where you have to save up money for months or longer. The difference between not knowing, or having a fairly good guess, at the costs when you order something is quite important in such a case.
I totally agree, we just thought that it is clear VAT is applied to almost everything sold in europe, we will make sure to indicate this, will communicate with our engineering team to work on it today, no problem ;)
Is there a 3d print license? Can not seem to find one. Of course it will probably be years before the mass price cost would make selling the prints profitable. There is plenty of time for things to change
Well, to be honest, that wasn't as much about shipping to my location, but about interntional shipping in general. Since you'll also export to the US, and other countries, it would be only fair to warn people that they will have to make a visit to their local customs office, and bring the VAT money, and whatever else fees, with them. It would perhaps be helpful if you added that type of information - especially for those who don't order from abroad often.
No, but on the flip side, just don't use DAZ models and you are fine to sell any figurines you print.
True I was looking on thier website and it doe slook like they offer non daz print solutions. I wish they plug in made it possible to print on our own printers. Not becasue I would want to sell them, I would not have the painting skills or a high enough quality printer to do that. It would be nice to have a way to get a visual idea before putting down $250
Not entirely true. That would depend on the item's EULA. Renderosity's standard license, for example, states this:
"This License does not grant permission to produce a real, tangible Product or replica of the 3D mesh/model/Product acquired."
true, my point was to basically make your models or use ones from places like makehuman, should have clarified more.
I figured that's what you meant, but with this being so new, I was afraid someone might make the mistake of thinking only Daz had restrictions.
And make your own textures for shaders. Heh.
There's no standard license available but if you have a project you can contact Daz sales to see if you can make an agreement with them.
Ok I contacted Daz about licensing for 3D prints. It appears it is something they are looking into
1. Here is, complete, response I got when I asked if the development license covered it
"No, at this time you may only use your 3D printed models for personal use. You may not sell them or use them commercially. We are working on implementing an option for customers to be able to do this. However, I cannot guarantee this will happen."
2. Just in case someone is wondering how I worded the question it reads as follows
"Would owning the DAZ indie or pro licenses allow one to make sell their 3d printed models? Of course I am only talking about DAZ original products; I would assume that one would need a license from any artist whose products are being used"
So let's hope
They are already getting 50% of 250.00 and they don't get cuts from your sales of the renders you do, they get a cut from the base product, that's it.
If we're talking about increasing Daz's business, that still doesn't make sense- a collectible for personal use doesn't increase their business, it's a lone figure sitting above a fireplace. Ordering duplicate copies and reselling them increases their business, in more ways than one. In addition to larger orders, more people know about it, it's marketing.
There's still no attempt at an official explanation as to this practice of limiting it to just personal use.
I'm thinking the vendor would be more than happy to have orders with multiple copies of the same figure for the customer to resell, but I can't speak for them. The figurines are quite nice, BTW.
2 quick questions
1. Can we print up nude models?
2. Do you do life size?
Asking for a friend
For around $6000, there are other/better places that can do that, LOL.
The prints are NOT sold via DAZ's store (they are direct sale via the plug-in), so the default 50% or whatever doesn't apply. We have no idea if or how large a percentage DAZ gets from each print sale. That will be up to whatever licensing agreement GamePrint has negotiated with DAZ and we will probably never know, nor is it our business.
Ciao
TD
When you say we can send our models into daz would this be the same as someone making a model in say blender then using your MakePrintable and Fabrelic services to order a print? Also if I import a model of my own creation into Daz and send it to you through GamePrint could I sell it or does adding Daz to the pipeline prevent that?
It is on a model by model basis, our production team will review it and decide if it meets our terms of use
No unfortunately
I'm not sure if I understand the question correctly but if you have models outside Daz then it is covered by its respective license and if you have models from Daz then it is covered by Daz license, we do provide the printing and painting service regardless but you need to comply with the license of the content and our terms of use does not allow infringement of IP.
That depends on the EULA of Daz and how it covers imported models
Thanks for the quick response. It appears you missed the joke about the life size nude models, thats ok I am sure someone, other than myself, found it funny
So... did you got permission to show anime prints?
Not sure what you mean but flat shading is used in a lot of games and graphics techniques, can you be more specific?
You said:
I will check if it is possible to share images of those prints or not.
So Im still waiting until you show those images.
There's news in the EULA about commercial 3D print. It now has a section in 1.0 subpoint four that says
"Some Content offers User the ability to purchase an add-on license for Commercial 3D Printing. The additional rights granted to User for a specific piece of Content due to the purchase of such an add-on license is outlined in the 5.0 Addendum to this Agreement. "
and further down:
5.0 Commercial 3D Print Add-On License
For any User who has purchased one or more Commercial 3D Print Add-On Licenses via the DAZ store, the terms of this Addendum 5.0 apply to all Content that the User has purchased such a Commercial 3D Print Add-On License for.
All Content that can be identified according to the above criteria shall hereinafter be referred to as “Print Content”. The terms of this addendum 5.0 do not apply to any other Content.
For all Print Content the creation of three-dimensional physical representations of the Print Content or any three-dimensional art derived from the Print Content is permitted for personal as well as commercial use by the User so long as it is produced by 3D Printing. The number of such Commercial prints allowed to be made of the Content by the purchase of a Commercial 3D Print Add-On License for that Content is limited to Twenty (20).
In order to produce more than twenty commercial 3D prints of Content User should contact Daz 3D customer service by opening a support ticket and request the ability to purchase additional Commercial 3D Print Add-On Licenses for the Content.