Perfect statement from petshoo! To megalodon. If someone does offer a model under the assumption that it can't be exported - and this is the case with all Vue 4 objects - you can not change the rules after. This is what i talk about. And nothing else. Your example is absolutely ok but does not reflect the situation we talk about here. When someone does an image and save it under tif or jpg or similar, they know exactly, that this can be opened by several 2D applications. This is not the case here! Vob so far was a "closed" format and therefore again, the assumptions were different. To illustrate the situation for a company like e-on i propose the following example. Lets assume for a moment that you would post images here at Renderosity. Now, after you did that for two years, Renderosity changes their rules and offer now to people that they can download all images, especially yours as well, to use them however they want it. Sell them, post them somewhere else, do whatever. Is that ok as well in your eyes? That is what i am talking about. As a company you can not change the rules AFTER without coming potentially into a legal conflict. For the rest i would say - read petshoo's statement! To the other discussion here, only because there is a software that can do something does not mean it is ok to do or use that. I only say Kaazaa in this context.

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