Hello, sorry I have been reading about your licenses for a few weeks and I haven’t been able to be quite clear on the copyright before I subscribe. I plan to make a game, and I want to stream that game on youtube and Twitch. I would like to know if this is okay or if there will be any issues. The assets I will be using are mostly 3d objects, graphic designs, and maybe music/audio and sound effects. Please let me know, Thank you. (A game on Roblox)
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From the marketplaces:
- If for re-sale, you will need “Extended license: EL” for the items that you’re interested in to purchase.
- If the item doesn’t come with EL, you will need to find another item. You can’t use it/them
If you’re just going to use the items on the game ( not going to offer a service or sell ) you can use “Regular License”
For Elements, you cannot sell/re-sale the end-product ( game ) by using the items from the Elements.
You can use it end-products but you may need to provide few details to YouTube ( for video/audio )
Read please the help or something.
Hi @henry102lopez - welcome to the Envato forums!
Elements (subscription) and Market (single-item purchase) licenses vary, so it will depend on which platform you’re licensing these assets from. Licensing should be clear-cut for producing the game itself, but I’m not sure how this would interact with people streaming the game as they play it.
I wouldn’t expect any problems with graphics and 3D, but audio licensing (and automated detection of content, e.g. via ContentID) can be more complex.
I recommend opening a customer support ticket, as that team are the experts on licensing - they should be able to give you more official advice on this, if you can give them more details about what you’re planning. You can open an Elements ticket here, or a Market one here.
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