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So I am using some 3D models from various websites like TF3DM etc they have both paid and free models However suppose I used models here and I created either a game or I created assets to sell on Unity store. How do I know that these people didn't create these models with student license or pirated software? Should we be worried about things like this? I mean we have no control over these things but I read on this very same forum that lots of assets on the Unity Asset Store is made from student version of Maya etc apparently experts can detect it.

It means that person is an idiot. Imagine trying to participate in Formula I race in a stolen car.

Using pirated assets in a game you want to publish requires an extra degree of stupid. Here's a story about producing music with pirated software: And here's epic games dealing with copyright infringement: Basically, just don't. It is asking for trouble and for no good reason.[/QUOTE] How could they know he used a pirated Cubase? Not sure I understand that post. What about all the assets and games made using pirated Maya, Cinema 4D and Modo? How do they catch those folks? I am guessing if your game attracts attention its possible they could know?

But do you really think Autodesk could find out if a game was created with a pirated Maya? It makes you wonder, how many stuff on the Unity Asset store was made using pirated Maya etc? How many games on Steam and Play Store was made using pirated Maya? Piracy is rampant in the 3rd world this is a fact. I don't see how it could ever be feasible for Autodesk to travel to a 3rd world country to sue a small indie studio operating out of a shack, even worse if this makes news. But what I suspect is they could have that game taken down from steam which would be equally as bad for the developer but would they really do this?

Click to expand.It doesn't matter how they catch folks or how many or who they choose to go after. The reality is that they can and do. And the results are much more costly than it would be to have just purchased/licensed them properly in the first place. As pointed out, it is a risk.

And those who are putting in the effort to get around paying for things, aren't the ones who are the ones putting in the effort to make a game that will be successful. And given that nearly everything you need to make a game is free, (like as mentioned, blender), piracy isn't worth the risk. Click to expand.Extremely good point!! While some companies, like Autodesk mark items made with educational licenses (Steam has caught a few), others like Adobe offer a low cost educational license that can be used on commercial products.

Blender is great and all free as is Unity 5 Personal Edition. Both can be used free. Unity's free version is exactly like the pro version other than a few services that you won't need for a while. Sculptris is free too if you want to try your hand at sculpting. Gimp, similar to Photoshop is free.

Lots of free game art too if you look around. Try Turbosquid as they have some free models. The asset store has pages of free assets. Also, opengameart is a good place for free music, art and other stuff. Lots of other free or very low cost music out there, some of it amazing. Almost forgot, Unity gives away tons of free stuff, models, image effects, lighting, characters, an entire viking village, etc. Make a game out of those.

Best of all, all the free tutorials out there on YouTube, many made by users. Do it right, use free assets, concentrate on your mechanics, and then make a game that is truly your own. If it is fun, you can later update the assets.

Another idea, save up your allowance, beer or pizza money, or that Xmas check from grandma and buy one of the completed game projects on the asset store. You can use that as a template. Some even come with assets. It doesn't matter how they catch folks or how many or who they choose to go after. The reality is that they can and do. Programma rascheta derevyannih balok perekritiya. And the results are much more costly than it would be to have just purchased/licensed them properly in the first place.

As pointed out, it is a risk. And those who are putting in the effort to get around paying for things, aren't the ones who are the ones putting in the effort to make a game that will be successful.

And given that nearly everything you need to make a game is free, (like as mentioned, blender), piracy isn't worth the risk. Click to expand.So I'll continue as if that's your actual question. If you're looking to pirate Unity assets, it's likely not the first thing you've ever illegally downloaded. You've probably dabbled in games, movies, music. Vzlomannie igri na ios bez dzhejlbrejka i pk.