ThrommArcadia wrote:> Quote - Joe@HFG, your 2600 poly model sounds very useful (and protentially used...)  Will it be for sale anyhere anytime soon?  Great for mass battle or crowd scenes, especially in animations!

Thanks for the interest.

Development got stalled while I worked on another project that will be done this week., but I'm hoping to submit Reslo to DAZ by the end of May.

Here's a thread from last year showing some comparison between Reslo, M3 and RRM3.
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php

I'm hoping to finagle them into offering a couple of different license options for the same figure.

There will be a standard Poser license like any other Daz Figure, but I hope to offer 2 different developer license for around $50 each. One for using Reslo as a base figure to model from, and another for use in Video Game engines and other Real Time environments.

The last option is the most exciting because it opens up a market stream for all the unimesh texture developers to allow licensing of their textures for video game work.

Got an old V3 or M3 texture you've retired, here's a new market for you with no additional work required by you.

Getting back on topic, it's still a lot more reasonable than this other EULA.

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