If the case still makes it to court, it is still up to the judging party (often a jury, but again, this may not always be the case) to decide. It does not even mean that they will lose their case, if they sue you. That does not mean the Unity team (or any other involved party) can not sue you. For example, you might be legally allowed to use the assets in a competitors engine. To make matters more difficult, you can be sued for anything. The only catch appears to be that you must download the assets through Unity, and that you are purchasing a license for the asset.Īll that aside, I am not a lawyer. To me, it infers that you are free to do so. I hate un-optimized stuff, because it will come back to bite you in the butt.The information you seek is readily available through the Asset Store ToS and EULA.

If I can make something work with 10 lines of code instead of 15, I will spend 6 hours getting that to be optimized. I try to build things in the purest sense - optimized. Like last night, made my first Inventory system (pick up Item, press I to open Inventory) then have it where you can drag the object into the keys at the bottom (like WoW), made it all just last night, and did it without any research into it, just figured it brain storming most of the night, but all in all, the actual implementation of things working, is probably less than 30 lines of code and it's fully functioning.

Ain't never gonna learn anything if you buy premade stuff and never try to do it your self.

Click to expand.I try to be nice, but pft - if I'ma spend 100 dollars on a script that does something, well - ima use it anyways, because ain't nobody gonna rip me off of my hard earned money just to tell me I can be the only one to play my game because of a function it does.īut then again - I generally don't buy anything, I've bought a couple things - like UniStorm, I could make a weather system, just at the time didn't feel like it and was occupied with other things, however 99% of the time, I'd rather spend 5 months making something than spend 5 dollars on something.

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