We truly need an option to hide editorial products like the one for the "mature" in the users' profile page.
It would be easy and smooth to shop like the good old days, when I didn't need to double check every item in my cart to be sure to not get an editorial licensed product.
Last night when I put this in my cart it had both interactive and 3d print licenses I also put the 3d license in my cart.
Checked out this morning without paying any attention and before seeing this thread so after checking my receipt I see that the 3d print was removed when I checked out and I wasn't charged for it.
If a product is going to be editorial licensed they need to make sure that when it goes up that the license is correct
Last night when I put this in my cart it had both interactive and 3d print licenses I also put the 3d license in my cart.
Checked out this morning without paying any attention and before seeing this thread so after checking my receipt I see that the 3d print was removed when I checked out and I wasn't charged for it.
If a product is going to be editorial licensed they need to make sure that when it goes up that the license is correct
Yes -- put it in my cart last night, now I find it has changed to the editorial license. It's a shame -- nice product, but...
And another item that didn't show the editorial license shortly after the changeover when I put it in my cart. I didn't buy as I expected it would get an editorial license, but yet again, early buyers could have checked out with the item shown as a standard license.
I'm not too bothered about this one. I can create similar textures easily enough if I buy the base pack. Or model something similar for the swords. I already have my own One Ring anyway, made in Blender, and it is precioussss to me!
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is public domain, but Universal Pictures' version of the monster is copyrighted (until 2027), according to some light reading about the subject.
Although this version of it, while obviously influenced by Universal's design, is arguably distinct enough that it shouldn't require the EL.
And another item that didn't show the editorial license shortly after the changeover when I put it in my cart. I didn't buy as I expected it would get an editorial license, but yet again, early buyers could have checked out with the item shown as a standard license.
I'm not too bothered about this one. I can create similar textures easily enough if I buy the base pack. Or model something similar for the swords. I already have my own One Ring anyway, made in Blender, and it is precioussss to me!
This is happening to often
It happened with the Jon 8.1 bundle and with several others as well
And another item that didn't show the editorial license shortly after the changeover when I put it in my cart. I didn't buy as I expected it would get an editorial license, but yet again, early buyers could have checked out with the item shown as a standard license.
I'm not too bothered about this one. I can create similar textures easily enough if I buy the base pack. Or model something similar for the swords. I already have my own One Ring anyway, made in Blender, and it is precioussss to me!
I wonder if anybody has bought any of the products before the editorial license was added; and if so whether or not they have the standard license showng in their product library ???
Daz has, for the time being, removed some fan-art product pages while they are under review. Lets not start speculating why.
You will notice I was careful not to do that. As one opposed to the sale of fan art here and use of EL license, I am happy to see it and I hope they are pulled permanently.
Interesting to see Tolkien inspired items being sold. From what I know of the Tolkien Estate (which owns the rights), Middle Earth, Valinor, & even Mordor are - shall I say? - Precioussss - to them. For example, they wouldn't sell rights to use The Silmarillion, only the Lord of the Rings' appendices, as source material for Amazon's The Rings of Power series. This is one reason, I believe, besides condensing millennia of fictional history, that the series doesn't follow canon timeline and details as closely as many fans wished.
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We truly need an option to hide editorial products like the one for the "mature" in the users' profile page.
It would be easy and smooth to shop like the good old days, when I didn't need to double check every item in my cart to be sure to not get an editorial licensed product.
Not Happy about this
https://www.daz3d.com/sg-reanimated-monster-hd-for-genesis-9
Last night when I put this in my cart it had both interactive and 3d print licenses I also put the 3d license in my cart.
Checked out this morning without paying any attention and before seeing this thread so after checking my receipt I see that the 3d print was removed when I checked out and I wasn't charged for it.
If a product is going to be editorial licensed they need to make sure that when it goes up that the license is correct
Yes -- put it in my cart last night, now I find it has changed to the editorial license. It's a shame -- nice product, but...
The Shire Folk Armoury for Genesis 9, 8, and 8.1 Texture Add-On
https://www.daz3d.com/the-shire-folk-armoury-for-genesis-9-8-and-81-texture-add-on
And another item that didn't show the editorial license shortly after the changeover when I put it in my cart. I didn't buy as I expected it would get an editorial license, but yet again, early buyers could have checked out with the item shown as a standard license.
I'm not too bothered about this one. I can create similar textures easily enough if I buy the base pack. Or model something similar for the swords. I already have my own One Ring anyway, made in Blender, and it is precioussss to me!
sorry Nath but you need to go back and edit all your links and remove the trailing semicolon that gives an ooops page
Fixed!
Although this version of it, while obviously influenced by Universal's design, is arguably distinct enough that it shouldn't require the EL.
This is happening to often
It happened with the Jon 8.1 bundle and with several others as well
I wonder if anybody has bought any of the products before the editorial license was added; and if so whether or not they have the standard license showng in their product library ???
I did and no they show Editorial in my library,
Seems that the change took place during the checkout process
As stated in a previous post I had a 3d print license included with one which was removed during the checkout process so I wasn't charged for it
What do we think about the Star Trek items apparently being pulled from the store?
Oops! Yes, that's what I think. And all I dare to say.
Daz has, for the time being, removed some fan-art product pages while they are under review. Lets not start speculating why.
OK. Thank you.
You will notice I was careful not to do that. As one opposed to the sale of fan art here and use of EL license, I am happy to see it and I hope they are pulled permanently.
Interesting to see Tolkien inspired items being sold. From what I know of the Tolkien Estate (which owns the rights), Middle Earth, Valinor, & even Mordor are - shall I say? - Precioussss - to them. For example, they wouldn't sell rights to use The Silmarillion, only the Lord of the Rings' appendices, as source material for Amazon's The Rings of Power series. This is one reason, I believe, besides condensing millennia of fictional history, that the series doesn't follow canon timeline and details as closely as many fans wished.
All I can say is: