I have a genesis 8 character I would like to print out using gameprint service daz now offers which prints out 3d models of characters. The character uses a hair, and a cyborg part and skin sold here. The print is NOT for commercial but personal use. Is this allowed under the Eula?

Obviously if I have to for the sake of the EULA I will remove these items before sending it to print, but I rather like the hair and cyber part. There don't appear to be any extended use license for these two items.

I'm not an expert at Eula and am just curious if non-commercial 3d prints are covered. If not, I will look for other parts sold at DAZ store which are allowed to be printed, but, I quite honestly prefer the hair sold here.

Appreciate the help.

Serene

Personal use is permitted.

Jenn, you might want to have someone reword the Standard License if personal use is okay because section 4B states:

"b) This License does not grant permission to produce a real, tangible Product or replica of the 3D mesh/model/Product acquired. Please email License@renderosity.com for an Extended License, if such licensing is needed."

I read that to mean it is not allowed even for personal use.

I will have our copyrights person come and look at this.

Hello,

Thank you for checking on this to make sure. In our Standard license, paragraph 3 for "ALLOWED USES OF THE STANDARD LICENSE" the first sentence states that the "The Buyer may use the Product personally". So, you are allowed to make personal prints (in 2d or 3d). The paragraph 4 sentence 2 states that you cannot create a real, tangible "PRODUCT" without an Extended License. So, the difference is in the word PRODUCT, because a personal print should not be considered a "product." I see how that might be a little confusing though, so we will make an edit so that it is more clear that 'Personal prints' are allowed.

Thank you for pointing that out so that we can clarify it.

Best Regards, Jenifer Carey Renderosity Admin & Copyright Agent