hello has all:) I saw the film "Iron-man" and I liked much. I would like to know if a good modeller can manufacture us this armour for m3 or M4 thank you:) Fabrice

I am working on one with Hexagon but it is in the begining stages

ah they is cool! you think that you will mettreras it on sale in the blind?

There's  a free one in the freestuff by Zikeo For DAZ apparently but might work in Poser.  There was a poser one around too.  ArmourZ by the same guy but I can't find it at the moment.

Found it
www.renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/search.php

May I suggest to look at  Armour Z by Muskateer Graphics?

Giorgio

Wow Cool thanks!!!!!!!!!

(sorry, FrankT, I didn't mean to jump over you!  ^_^  )

G.

yes, I go the telecharger, and I shoed tests thank you fab

The poser version is at your link you provided

Its a nice  freebie big thanks to the artisits involved
Here I haver endered it in Maxon Cinema4D using interposer pro

yes , is very nice armor!

Quote - May I suggest to look at  Armour Z by Muskateer Graphics?

Giorgio

the site doesnt work anymore. does anyone have Armour Z on hes computer? if you have can you send me ?

thanks.

Not unless the readme allows redistribution.  I'll have a dig around and see if I can find a readme for it.
[edit] Just checked the readme and it doesn't say you can redistribute it so it looks like you are out of luck

but it was free

The readme doesn't have to allow redistribution.
It has to prohibit it to prevent it.

nope - if you don't have explicit permission to redistribute it then you can't

@ ice-boy - so ? it's still not legal to redistribute even if it's free

Quote - The readme doesn't have to allow redistribution.
It has to prohibit it to prevent it.

I thought it was the other way around. 
Unless the author of a copyrighted work grants you the right to distribute that work then you can't. 

x-posted with FrankT

Distribution:

The distribution right grants to the copyright holder the exclusive right to make a work available to the public by sale, rental, lease, or lending. This right allows the copyright holder to prevent the distribution of unauthorized copies of a work. In addition, the right allows the copyright holder to control the first distribution of a particular authorized copy. However, the distribution right is limited by the "first sale doctrine", which states that after the first sale or distribution of a copy, the copyright holder can no longer control what happens to that copy. Thus, after a book has been purchased at a book store (the first sale of a copy), the copyright holder has no say over how that copy is further distributed. Thus, the book could be rented or resold without the permission of the copyright holder.

Congress has enacted several limitations to the first sale doctrine, including a prohibition on the rental of software and phonorecords.

 I think the key phrase in that law is: the copyright holder can no longer control what happens to that copy.

In other words, they have no control over that one copy. You can do what ever you want to it except redistribute it or you run into conflict with the copyright laws. So no, you need express permission to redistribute a copy, not the other way around.

Firstly, anything congress may or may not enact has no bearing on me as I'm not from the US or resident there.

Second, I'm not sure that applies - check in the copyright forum.

Third, I'm still not going to release it as I don't have permission to do so

well can we send it through email's ?

which part of
" I don't have permission to redistribute it" did you miss ?

No problem.
I wasn't trying to pressure you into sharing it.
I apologize if that's the way it seemed.

Ice... bit of advice. stop now before a mod locks you down for warez'ing.

 Actually, it does, as most countries have international agreements with each other involving copyright laws and patents. Most definitely England and the US do.

But you have the right interpretation of the law.

Quote - No problem.
I wasn't trying to pressure you into sharing it.
I apologize if that's the way it seemed.

No worries :biggrin:

try www.animotions.com , they hav a lot of comic stuff

Quote -  Actually, it does, as most countries have international agreements with each other involving copyright laws and patents. Most definitely England and the US do.

But you have the right interpretation of the law.

good point however I dunno if Congress fiddling with something would affect me unless the UK ratifies it

ps I'm not a landshark, nor do I play one on TV

Go here  http://www.muskateergraphics.com/muskateerzikeo.htm and it also states on his site Please do not re-distribute any of these files, in whole or in part.