Wonder if Nexus' copyright rule extends to images of mods

[Rednegade]

I have this MGS V outfit that I'd like to show off, not created by me, doesn't directly use material from MGS, but it's quite clearly Big Boss. I wouldn't dare post it without knowing the full extent of the copyright rule.

[billyro]

Is the new outfit a port from a game that doesn't allow their assets to be used? If it was, say, a port from The Witcher 3, then it would be fine, as CD Projekt allows their stuff to be used freely. If not, then I would say no, it wouldn't be tolerated.

[micalov]

If its an illegal port with the meshes/texture ripped from another game and converted to X game then no its not allowed.

 

Some companies do allow there stuff to be used pretty freely in mods like CDproject, but just to clarify only witcher 1 and 2 assets can be freely used Witcher 3 you have to get permission, which they seem to be willing to give to ppl quite alot.

[Rednegade]

If its an illegal port with the meshes/texture ripped from another game and converted to X game then no its not allowed.

 

Some companies do allow there stuff to be used pretty freely in mods like CDproject, but just to clarify only witcher 1 and 2 assets can be freely used Witcher 3 you have to get permission, which they seem to be willing to give to ppl quite a lot.

 

 

Is the new outfit a port from a game that doesn't allow their assets to be used? If it was, say, a port from The Witcher 3, then it would be fine, as CD Projekt allows their stuff to be used freely. If not, then I would say no, it wouldn't be tolerated.

 

Ah, I understand now. Thanks for the clarification!

[billyro]

But just to clarify only witcher 1 and 2 assets can be freely used Witcher 3 you have to get permission, which they seem to be willing to give to ppl quite a lot.

 

Ah, I didn't realise that. Good to know. :)