What about DAZ figures. Now that CC3 would convert them to CC format, they could be saved with various .CC* extensions. Apply enough morphs, amend texture/materials, apply mixed cloth (CC/DAZ), some accessories and nobody could tell it was a DAZ character. Is the resulted character would be constituted as a CC or DAZ character?

Excellent question 4U2GES
I gave up on DAZ when CC enabled us to make our own contents, not because of their quality. Rather it was because of their useage rights within CC and iclone. I believe we can only use them for personal use????
I like to create contents and sell them in my marketplace store if I like the results. I don't believe that is allowed with DAZ so as stated, that's why I gave up on them. I stick with iClone and CC only so I can put what I do in my store.


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Hello guys.

Here is the reply from the marketing department:

"Thank you for contacting us about this question. 

With Reallusion software and content, you are allowed to create commercial videos and images to sell as our content is 100% royalty free. 

So rest assured that you and your team can the characters to make videos and images which you will own. 

What is not allowed is for users to try to resell the character files. (original or modified) on 3rd party websites. 

If you convert the characters and embed them into a video game, then you are allowed to sell your game with our characters as part of the entire package.  Just as long as our characters are not freely available as is. 

According to our original content EULA, you do not need the Mass Distribution rights for videos, images, t-shirts. 

You only need it if you are going to incorporate our 3D characters, rigs, topology and meshes inside your video game platform. 

So you are free to move ahead with your project without any worries. 

We would love to give you some free exposure once your projects are published. 

Feel free to get back to me with any links or images of your products so that we can share on social media. 

                 cheers,

                              Enoc"

Thank you gymnast!