Can I use this for Creating VR Environments

surajnairpvsurajnairpv Posts: 0
edited August 17 in Art Studio

Hi there,

I’m new here and was hoping to gather some information regarding licensing for DAZ characters.

I work with clients on various VR and AR projects, and I wanted to understand whether characters I create using DAZ can be used by my clients within their VR/AR environments.

For example, if I purchase the appropriate DAZ licenses, would I be able to create and use an unlimited number of characters for different client projects, or would I need to purchase a separate license for each character/model I create?

Also, once I create a character for a client, does the client need to purchase an additional license in order to use that character in their own VR/AR project, or would my existing license cover their usage?

I’d really appreciate any clarification on how the licensing works for commercial client projects. I’m fairly new to this, so apologies if these are basic questions!

Thank you very much for taking the time to help.

Post edited by Richard Haseltine on

Comments

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 111,332

    Moved to Art Studio as it is about content licensing, not the Daz Studio application.

    The Interactive License allows you to include the product, or a derivative, in a game or application - and isn't limited by number. However, it sounds as if you are wanting to create assets that others can use in their own games and applications, which is not allowed (it is effectively competing with the original product).

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 27,479

    Can the client purchase the necessary content and licenses from Daz3D and contract with @surajnairpv, (who would purchase the same content from Daz3D) to customize the content for the clients use?

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 111,332

    barbult said:

    Can the client purchase the necessary content and licenses from Daz3D and contract with @surajnairpv, (who would purchase the same content from Daz3D) to customize the content for the clients use?

    Yes, assuming the client's usage was itself covered by the license terms.

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