i asked the same question of e-frontier, here's their response: The end-user license between you, the user, and E-Frontier allows you to use Poser and all the figures that ship with it to produce art and other works of any kind as long as the final product doesn't contain any of the 3D mesh data that we have created. You may use the Poser figures to create still images, videos and even physical models; you can also create, distribute and sell modifications to the 3D geometry of the figures as long as those modifications require and do not include the original 3D mesh information (in other words, you can sell morphs and poses, but you can't modify and then resell our figures.) Use of our figures in a game engine, 3D simulation environment or 3D Web site requires prior written consent from Curious Labs. Our end-user license agreement can be found at www.curiouslabs.com/go/company/legal