is literally nothing but a bunch of elements to use in videos. Here’s the issue. You’re telling me, you have to pay $33 every time you use just a single fire element or something along those lines in a video? That means if you do youtube videos, every time you make one where you want to add a quick electric element or whatever, you have to spend $33 again. Who on earth would do that? I’d rather just pay a designer somewhere a few hundred dollars to do exactly what I need, and give me the end product to use as much as I want. Am I missing something? I genuinely don’t believe the original seller expects this, and there’s no way purchasers actually use it in this way.
It kind of seems like that would fall under a tool’s license similar to a PhotoShop action etc. But I’m not the license expert. For the expert opinion you will need to ask Envato Help and Support
For a YouTube series, one standard licence should cover you for up to 52 episodes of the same series, within a 12 month period. See this section of the VideoHive License FAQ for more details:
These are the sections that cover it:
Do I need a separate license each time I use an item in a series?
No. You only need to purchase the item once per series.
What constitutes a series (eg TV series, webisodes, or a magazine with monthly editions)?
To be considered a series, all things in the series (eg episode, edition) must be connected, and be released within 1 year of the first installment. There is also a maximum of 52 episodes or editions within the series.
Check with our support team (via KingDog’s link above) if you need more details on this
Yeah, I’ve seen that, but what constitutes as a “series”? Plus, there’s literally ones under the regular license that are youtube packs with transitions and things. Don’t tell me they didn’t intend people to use those in every youtube video they make. I honestly had no idea the license was so limited. I’ve purchased a good bit from Envato, but I guess I’m going to be taking my business elsewhere. Very idiotic licensing.
