Leah Armor Set - UNP Mashup topless

[basara669]

español

hola haciendo mi primer mod partiendo de "LEAF ARMOR" de brokefoot.

es necesario el mod original de brokefoot "leah armor"

english

hi doing my first mod on the basis of "LEAF ARMOR" of brokefoot.

requires the original mod brokefoot "leah armor"

I have no idea sorry for the translated speech

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/16963

toples leah armo.rar

[mayatola]

Damn, I hope you get permission too. That looks pretty hot!

[basara669]

Damn' date=' I hope you get permission too. That looks pretty hot!

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not give me permission I hope you do not accuse me:P:P

[Andromedian]

who cares the permission when no one gets the permission from Bethesda for using their meshes. 

[Guest]

who cares the permission when no one gets the permission from Bethesda for using their meshes. 

That's something I've been wondering about for a while now. If someone releases edited vanilla meshes, for example a mashup or like Mak07 an edited version of the vanilla boots, do you need permission from that author if you use parts of those meshes to make your own armor an want to release it?

 

 

[Veta]

We just opened a dead thread , but yes you need permission ,unless stated otherwise in the description.

[Co0n]

 

who cares the permission when no one gets the permission from Bethesda for using their meshes. 

That's something I've been wondering about for a while now. If someone releases edited vanilla meshes, for example a mashup or like Mak07 an edited version of the vanilla boots, do you need permission from that author if you use parts of those meshes to make your own armor an want to release it?

 

 

 

since none of us is using this commercially, actually you don't need permission for ANY skyrim mod.

Use it for whatever you want.

It's just polite to ask  the original author.

[Andromedian]

no you don't need the permission to edit or distribute any mod actually you can do it without the permission from its author. permission is only needed when the contents are legally owned by the author but most of authors just edit the vanilla meshes and add their custom made contents on it  and put that on nexus. but if you make everything from ground floor then you own your creation unless you have to take the permission from Bethesda first to distribute what you have made. if you don't have a written permission from Bethesda when you distribute your mod then you don't have a right to claim ownership to your mod. when you don't have a right to your mod then no one can ask your permission to redistribute it because you are not its legal owner.