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[jvarnes]

Hey guys. Great to see this product finally released and growing on it’s own. I too was a donator and I’m glad to see it was a worthwhile project to support 🙂

I’ve been a long time fan of Sade and even purchased some products on RPGNow back in the day. Many years ago I too sold artwork like this for roleplayers although my stuff was more modern and horror related over fantasy:
http://www.12tomidnight.com/files/FL1_demo.pdf

I’m no longer sell in the rpg pdf industry nor am I interested in competing with Sade in this space, but I can see huge potential for a product like this (having slaved many many hours in programs like poser and daz studio it’s rather nice to see something like this come about). As donators are we able to resell these images or use them in some other packages or is there a pro license or some other license we can purchase to do something like this? Like I say I’m not interested in competing in the rpg industry, but I can think of many other ways to use these incredible images.

Thanks guys. Great, great job BTW SImply fantastic 😀

[LBandy]

Hi jvarnes,

Glad you like what you see. 🙂

Let me quote from our license agreement::

Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, subject to the following restrictions:

1. The origin of the material generated by this software must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you created the original artwork.

2. You can re-use any material generated by this program with or without any modification in your own products, but an acknowledgement of the pictures are generated by the “ePic Character Generator” in the product documentation is required if using the non-pro version.

3. You may not resell any material in any form without adding custom value.

I hope this answers your questions, if not, then feel free to ask any further.

[jvarnes]

Seems fairly direct. Thank you for the answers 🙂

[Kelemelan]

Just to be on the safe side : License is unchanged with ePic 2 ? 🙂

[LBandy]

Correct, the EULA is the same.

[Kelemelan]

Since I’m pro, the images I’m saving are no longer aknowledged as being created by ePic and, where applicable, I’d like to add relevant credit and the appropriate logo on the pic.
I could add a single line of text but well, text is just text.

Could we have the epic logo in transparent png format or something like that , in order to add it where appropriate if it was ok with you ?

Thanks.

[LBandy]

We have the logo in different sizes for different seasons. Are you happy with a single size, or would you like to have the different sizes? I can e-mail them to you if you like.

[Kelemelan]

A high resolution enough transparent pic would be just fine. I’ll resize it if necessary. 🙂

[poisonmortar]

Greetings, everyone. I am wondering if I can use characters I make in lets say a board game?
If I can, could I give credit at the bottom of a card saying something like:
Art Generated By: ePic Character Generator
Thank you for your time 🙂 Farewell!

[LBandy]

Hi poisonmortar,

I’ve moved your topic as there’s been one on this question already. You can look above for an explained answer, but in short, yes, you can use the images anywhere you want. If you own the Pro version you don’t even need to reference that the images were created using the program, although you can always give credit, it’s nice. You can also look up our Made with Us section to see what others are making with the software. If you’ll have something to show off let us know! 🙂

[Kelemelan]

You may want to check the FAQ, poisonmortar 🙂

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