Awsomeness!!!

Hey Baggins - I got a peek at a render hborre is doing with the worm, and oh man is it sweet! lol.

Coolness - My stuff has the same stipulation. ROCK!!!

Im putting these in the package BB and your getting credited buddy!
Everybody who contributes a material, a morph, a pose set, or a material gets credit!
Just make sure it's ok for commercial and non commercial.

SWEET MATERIALS MAN! I have made 11 rough textures, but this thing could use plenty of slime to! lol.

The first one I'll cal "Baggin's Bile", and the second "Baggin's Parasite", lol.

OOooohhhh - TASTEY BB! Veeerrrrry Taasssssttteeeyyy - MWA HA HA HAAARRRRRRGGG.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
SWeeeet!!!

Deliciously Dis-Gusting! Marvelous!!!!!!!! MWA HA HA HAAAARRRRRRRR!!! Lol.
Thankyou BB!

Ok - so - I've never done morphs myself - is there a tutorial?

HA HAA - GOOD ONE!!! SWEEEEETTTTT!!! lol.

Actually penguinisto already offered me a lawn to tell them to scram off of - and I told him that I wanted Kentucky Bluegrass only, with sprinklers and a ceramic garden Gnome, but he never got back with me on that so I don't know if the stuff is coming FEDEX or UPS, lol.

I'm not slamming a generation, I'm just slamming Disney's flawed logic, lol.

NOW DAMMIT - WHERE'S MY GERITOL? OH NO - I CAN'T FIND MY BIFOCALS!
Lmao :lol: :lol: :lol: .

Ladies - really though - when you talk to us dudes, remember that we don't pick up on subtle nuances very well. We are extremely basic, simple creatures so SPECIFY - SPECIFY - SPECIFY!!! Lol :lol: .

SOME POPULAR LICENSES THAT YOU SHOULD READ CAREFULLY AND BE VERY WARY OF:

#1, M.I.T.

#2, GNU / GPL

#3, CREATIVE COMMONS COPY LEFT, SHARE ALIKE, AND SHARE ALIKE / ATTRIBUTION.

#4, THE "SOME RIGHTS RESERVED" LICENSES (They often have some funky fine print snags that'll get you!)

#5, OSL / OPEN SOURCE:  Contrary to popular belief - these are NOT public domain grants.
 Often OSL licenses will contain VERY sticky clauses that could end up costing you dearly. Don't avoid them - BUT READ THEM CAREFULLY!

#6, "Academic / Educational Use Only:
Occasionally you will find products or "freeware" that is labelled "PUBLIC DOMAIN" - but erroniously also carry a "FOR EDUCATIONAL - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY" clause - which is of course copyright fraud, and thus illegal. HOWEVER - if you choose to use them (even though they have been PUBLICLY PROCLAIMED / DECLARED AS PUBLIC DOMAIN), then be prepared to possibly defend your position legally (You would of course more than likely win your argument - but it's a hassle best avoided anyway!).

ALSO - if you email a product author / creator about the use of his or her product - and they give you permission to use the product commercially - then SAVE YOUR EMAIL CORRESPONDENCES BOTH DIGITALLY, AND ON PAPER PRINT OUTS!!! - Burn the email resonses onto a disk because they are THE SAME AS A LICENSE AND LEGALLY BINDING!!!

An author - if they are unscrupulous - which is not at all rare - may give you permission in private emails, but then attempt to sue your butt off when you follow through and start marketing your derivative work. And also - don't be afraid to clarify the royalty free staus of the product also. 

This ENTIRE THREAD can be summed up with one simple statement.....

Qoute "DON'T DOWNLOAD OR BUY ANYTHING FROM PRICKS (as in "Oh-I pricked my finger!" Lol. :lol: )!" Unqoute.

Notice that it was a generalized warning - and I never mentioned any names (wink wink).

If your renders aren't yours - why do them?

#1, READ LICENSES! If your unsure about what the license is saying - then delete and swear off the product, ask for a refund if they offer them, or email the product author and ask questions.

#2, Word of mouth advertising (or word of "text" advertising) is everything. Draw your own conclusions.

#3, Not only steer clear of the tyrannically capitolist licenses that tell you that you can't use a product commercially even if you bought it, but also the COPY LEFT junk to!
If you create something with a copyleft product, then your work is instantly a "no rights work".
You can never sell or profit from anything that you make with a copyleft license because the derivatives clause is universal! Also watch out for the "GNU / GPL" crapola - I HATE that ughly OX head! Lol :lol:. Examine CC (Creative Commons) and GNU licenses CAREFULLY!

#4, LOOK UP COPYRIGHT LAW!  A lot of people either claim copyright to things that under the law they have no right to period (non - derivative raw public domain works / images of government officials, etc., Or they ILLEGALLY deny users "fair use" exceptions (which denieing someone fair use exceptions to use of your product is actually a FEDERAL CRIME under U.S. statutes - TITLES 13 to 17, UNITED STATES COPYRIGHT LAW - COPYRIGHT FRAUD!!!.)).
Companies have gotten into a lot of trouble, and have had to pay federal fines over copyright fraud.

OH - and by the way, if you proclaim a work that you've created as PUBLIC DOMAIN - but still attatch a NON-COMMERCIAL USE clause to it -

THEN YOU ARE COMMITTING COPYRIGHT FRAUD!!!!

Because once you proclaim a work as "PUBLIC DOMAIN", you have in essence abandoned any and all rights that you have to that work PERIOD - and you have declared it as PUBLIC PROPERTY! ...YOU CAN'T HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TO!!!

Under U.S. LAW, Just as a work is automatically copyrighted to it's creator once it's created, it's also automatically and irrevocably public domain once the creator declares it so, and any "non-commercial use" clause that you might stick on the end of that declaration doesn't mean diddly sqaut and will not hold up in court unless your Microsoft, Sony, Time Warner, Disneyco, or somebody else who can grease a politicians palm or dish out shady payola or scary poverty threats. Lol.

SUPERB HBORRE! ...Also keep in mind that even though it took so long to render the scene, and took so long to put it together - the end result WAS indeed well worth the wait brother. I LOVE IT! GLORIOUSLY TASTEY AMIGO!..."Or was that what the worm was thinking?"

Ya know...In this scene - I can't really blame the worm or judge him at all, because looking at this chick - I'de be thinking "lunch" to! Lmao!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:  

Thanks Gary!

So MICKEY MOUSE is no longer "relevant" to this "new generation" because he's been too "nice", and sweet, and wholesome? WOW - then by that reasoning this "new generation" isn't worth warmed over mule p!$$. Lol. :lol: