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What is the legality of stolen 3D models and using them in a commerical setting?

Discussion started by elijahpepe

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I won't name a specific example but there's an NFT going around that has a model in it that's stolen from CGTrader, and the CGTrader model is stolen from SketchFab. If the NFT were to be put on auction, would that break the Royalty Free License?

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Posted over 3 years ago

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luxxeon

Posted over 3 years ago

If the model is "stolen" then I would imagine the answer is pretty obvious. The fact it is stolen, to begin with, automatically breaks any licensing regulations by default.

skapricorn

Posted over 3 years ago

Looks like in this case NFT obviously breaks the license. But it's just proves the fact that NFT's are just a gambling bubble and in reality has no real value (as any "crypto"-asset).