Usage Rights Question

[moiz32156371u5tn]

I am thinking of using Substance 3D Designer to earn money by selling textures created on this software along with its 3D model as a pack. I just need to be sure that doing this does not go against any policy or guidelines. Is it okay to sell textures that I create on Substance 3D Designer? Will this come with any extra costs?

[davescm]

I'm not sure what you mean by "along with its 3D model". Is the model your own, or did you download it from Adobe 3D assets? My understanding (I am not a lawyer) is that 3D assets can be used in a larger work, for example a video or rendered scene but not sold onwards as useable assets.

If you have made your own procedural textures, and you have a full licence as opposed to a Student or educational license which does not allow commercial use, then those textures can be sold on.

More here:

https://wwwimages2.adobe.com/content/dam/cc/en/legal/servicetou/Adobe-Substance-3D-Assets-Addl-Terms...

https://community.adobe.com/t5/substance-3d-assets-and-community-assets/substance-3d-assets-copyrigh...

Dave

[moiz32156371u5tn]

What I meant was that the 3D model is one that I created myself so it would
be considered my own work. I do not plan to sell assets that I myself have
not created.



What I understand from your explanation is that as long as I have a full
licence to Substance 3D Designer, I am allowed to sell textures that I have
created from scratch using Substance 3D Designer as my own creation. If I
have a Student or Educational licence of Substance 3D Designer then the
textures that I have made using this software should not be sold.

Please can you clarify if this is what you meant?

[Cyril Dellenbach]

Hello @moiz32156371u5tn,

You understand it correctly. As long as it's your full license (not a student license, or one from your employer), you can sell your work without issues.

Best regards,