Jopo´s 3d model repository

[Jopo1980]

Ok, I got sick and tired of running into copyright issues with using 3d models, so I´ve decided to make some of my own. I´m still a noob in 3d modeling, but hopefully I will improve with time and I will release all my models for use freely. You don´t need to ask me permission to use my models, you have it automatically, just credit me as a contributor to your mod.

 

So, the licence I give you is similar to that used in literacy in the academic world. You can use my models freely as long as you credit me as the original author. I also give you the freedom to modify my models in any way you like, in fact you may have to work on the models in order to use them in games as they are not perfect. You can also distribute my models freely. You may NOT sell my models on Turbosquid for your own profit, not that you would get anything for them anyways.

 

Some or all of my models may need textures, so do that part yourself as I am not too skilled in texturing yet.

 

Here´s the first model that I will publish: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45299890/pill-jar.blend

 

It is a pill jar. Made of plastic, usually white. Just give it a white plastic texture and put on any logo of a pharmaceutical company and you will have a new container to use for medications for example in FNV.

 

I am working on some house models, so in the future I might release a few Nordic style modern house models.

 

All my models are 100% made by me, they´re not ports from anywhere, as you can see from the quality.

 

Cheers!

[Werne]

It's a good start, I started with something similar too. If you are going to publish it, you might consider smoothing it so you can't see the seams, it will look much better. And a little suggestion, when you upload your models, if people start criticising them by saying "this don't belong here" or "I will download it if you make it better" just ignore them, they probably didn't make anything at all. And if you want to protect your models so others don't use them for profit, just put them under the Creative Commons license.