I suspect they either paid him for a non-BY license, or we just aren't seeing where he is listed in the credits. Matthew Pablo isn't exactly a stranger to working on big commercial productions: https://matthewpablo.com/music/video-game-music/
Why? I don't necessarily disagree, but "feeling" like something just should be so is not persuasive. If there is logic behind the feeling, input is welcome.
The question is about derivation: Imagine if the reference image used was of proprietary content; such as an image of commander Shepard from Mass Effect. The model that was created with that reference would be a derivative of copyrighted content (depending on how the reference was used.)
Why shouldn't a model made with AI-generated reference images be a derivative of AI content? Again, that is not a rhetorical question that secretly means "a model made with AI-generated reference images should be a derivative of AI content." I am genuinely seeking input on reasons to the contrary.
This shouldn't be in the 3D art category if it is just a 2D image. Please change the category to 2D, or upload a 3D model file.
Assets created with the assistance of AI must be declared as such in the description. See https://opengameart.org/content/art-submission-guidelines#ai - Indicate the AI technology used, including specific version and/or model date. - Include a URL to that AI technology's Terms of Use page.
No response from submitter. Unless information can be provided about the nature of the tools used, I must assume the AI tools in soundtrap were used. As such, the AI submission guidelines have to be applied. Otherwise, I must remove this submission soon.
Do you have the link to artisticdude's original zombie?
does the blend file include the textures?
I suspect they either paid him for a non-BY license, or we just aren't seeing where he is listed in the credits. Matthew Pablo isn't exactly a stranger to working on big commercial productions: https://matthewpablo.com/music/video-game-music/
Is it? They must have got it from Matthew. That's pretty cool. He uploaded this song here 6 months before the game came out.
No response from submitter. Unless the information can be added soon, I must remove this submission.
Why? I don't necessarily disagree, but "feeling" like something just should be so is not persuasive. If there is logic behind the feeling, input is welcome.
The question is about derivation: Imagine if the reference image used was of proprietary content; such as an image of commander Shepard from Mass Effect. The model that was created with that reference would be a derivative of copyrighted content (depending on how the reference was used.)
Why shouldn't a model made with AI-generated reference images be a derivative of AI content?
Again, that is not a rhetorical question that secretly means "a model made with AI-generated reference images should be a derivative of AI content." I am genuinely seeking input on reasons to the contrary.
These look great.
can you please link to the specific HDRI's used?EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
- Indicate the AI technology used, including specific version and/or model date.
- Include a URL to that AI technology's Terms of Use page.
No response from submitter. Unless information can be provided about the nature of the tools used, I must assume the AI tools in soundtrap were used. As such, the AI submission guidelines have to be applied. Otherwise, I must remove this submission soon.
This was uploaded here in 2013. It could be whoever made the game maker addon got it from here.
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