I dont need any help, I only need some decent data, which I will clearly not get
what about suzuka? that really would be a dream track in acI dont need any help, I only need some decent data, which I will clearly not get
what about suzuka? that really would be a dream track in ac
and it's not a proper representation of suzuka, plus it's ilegalIt already exist, it's a codemasters convert and its very good
Illegal? Is somebody selling it?and it's not a proper representation of suzuka, plus it's ilegal
converting another game's content to another game isn't legalIllegal? Is somebody selling it?
and it's not a proper representation of suzuka, plus it's ilegal
This has been a fundamental part of modding sims since simming began. I'd better turn myself in to the local plod then.converting another game's content to another game isen't legal
This has been a fundamental part of modding sims since simming began. I'd better turn myself in to the local plod then.
I thought legalities only came to the surface if the content was sold for profit?
With this logic making a ferrari painting or porsche photo is also illegal. Or making a game video with ferraris and porsches in it and then sharing in youtube while monetizing. It is not that simple. If you read that like you wrote it then turbosquid model store is illegal.Creating a real world car or track from scratch for a game and distributing it for free is illegal.
With this logic making a ferrari painting or porsche photo is also illegal. Or making a game video with ferraris and porsches in it and then sharing in youtube while monetizing. It is not that simple. If you read that like you wrote it then turbosquid model store is illegal.
Making and sharing car or track models is not illegal for crying out aloud...
Making a model is different from using the logo or brand of the car.Yes, making mods of real cars is illegal. You do not own the IP involved, therefore you can not use it legally without obtaining permission from the IP owner. That is very basic copyright law.
Sure... it is just an industry standard. The car manufacturers even themselves buy models from there...And yes, selling recreations of real things on the Turbosquid model store is also illegal. Just because something has been allowed to continue does not make it legal, it just means no one has cared enough to stop it. That's not the same thing.
Public places are not always free in the way you describePhotography is different; as long as the item being photographed is viewable by other members of the public you can take a photograph and sell it. You're not selling the item in the photo, you're selling the photo itself which is covered, by law, under creative interpretation and the subject matter is in the public domain (note that being hired to take photos of something, unless otherwise stated in the contract, means the photos are the property of the one who hired you, so you can not display those photos without permission).
Good luck...I have to know it, it's part of my job.
It is a whole lot more than just copyright law. But what you are suggesting is that whole gaming industry is based on illegal work is just ridiculous statement. If we go by what you said making models of cars is illegal. Companies buy these models all the time. Nobody has even been sued for it. Some of these models are made to completion before bought. Some are made to order. All sims buy these models. Assetto corsa, rfactor2, project cars... Everybody buys models. Forza... (list of all racing games essentially goes here). If that is illegal then everybody are braking the law. Or are you saying because the game company has the rights to use the brand and logo and the car then the original crime of modelling a car becomes legal? Like if you steal a car and sell it and the guy buying it has driver's license it makes it ok? You can argue all you want but making and buying models is perfectly legal period. Where it becomes illegal if you use the brands, logos and so forth. But even then it is not black and white because not one single legal case exists to support your ideas.For the record - Copyright law, like many other areas of law, often doesn't really make sense. That, again, doesn't make something legal or illegal. Just because you think it's stupid or illogical doesn't change what is and isn't illegal.