Does Daz3d allow users to trace 3d models for 2d artwork?

mabutolmichelle02

I have a question that has been bugging me since the first time i used daz3d. I know that daz3d's eula generally allows users to use 3d models they bought however they want, as long as they don't redistribute the 3d models themselves. But just to clarify, I really want to know if daz3d's eula also allows users to trace 3d models for 2d artwork, including their facial features. Since what I do as a newbie artist is that I only trace the 3d model itself, including the facial features (with no hair, clothing, and accessories) after rendering them and I draw my own hair, clothing and accessories for that traced figure myself. So my question is, is what I am doing fine with daz3d's eula?

Richard Haseltine

Yes, that is fine (allowing for the need to comply with the terms of the Editorial license for the few items that have that). Poser itself began as a "virtual mannequin" for people to set figures up for painting over and that remains a use of this type of software.