What do You Consider Lore

[blaze1514]

@dangman4ever

 

I thought the rule was if you cannot get permission you just do not add the assets in your file, You make the downloader use the assets of the original mod.

 

I didn't think that I would need permission from each. Am I wrong?

[dangman4ever]

@dangman4ever

 

I thought the rule was if you cannot get permission you just do not add the assets in your file, You make the downloader use the assets of the original mod.

 

I didn't think that I would need permission from each. Am I wrong?

That's correct AFAIK if you're not modifying those assets for use as part of your mod. As in, you're merely adding more content to an existing mod. With that said, having permission does give you a lot more options in how to proceed with a mod.

[blaze1514]

@dengman4ever

 

I would love to get permission for every mod I want to do, but some I do not even know the names of. others authors are already gone. I wish the nexus would have a "rights limit" (author gets rights to the content for say 5yrs then its open season as long as you credit) that kind of system would stop a problem I keep seeing on the nexus........ The authors leave and no one can ask them for permissions.

 

 

PS sorry if it is annoying that I use @ instead of quoting, Quoting doesn't seem to work for me (nether does Copy and Past or quick linking). I think its my browser, I would love to test that but my other browsers are unusable due to malware at the moment.

[Danny159]

The only mods I call lore are bugfixing mods... ;)

[blaze1514]

I am pretty sure you are mixing cannon with lore my friend. Cannon is the official story made my the writers and creators of the IP. Lore is literally anything that happens in that IP that is reasonable and possible. Everyone can have a different interpretation on what actually fits in as lore, but there can only be one cannon.