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Helps if we understand why you need to change the license type. Is this so you can offer the model as royalty free for personal use and additional fee for commercial use?
If the above example is true, there is not really an option for 'variations' on the CGT platform so you would have to make a duplicate and offer it as a different price, however it would be obvious people would just download the cheaper version as the tags etc would put the model together in search results (most likely).
I'm just speculating so best to know more about your situation.
It is pretty much what you said. Giving away a different license than the one that is attached to the model for a higher price in this case. Seems like the only option is to create a different model with a custom license, and delete the model after it gets purchased.
Why delete the model after purchase? Maybe you can contact support about this they might have a better workaround.
Because I don't want to further sell that model with a custom license. Simply put it was just a one-time sale.
It might not be a bad option to sell it as a 3d project. But that seems to be the question for support.
Fair enough. My only other thought was if the price was not being changed (only the license) then you can just add a custom license for different use types and leave it at that permanently. Otherwise you could temporarily update the price and license type, give the link to the customer then change it back after.
