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you are welcome

This is a grey zone. Since it is a service/that you are buying you should be able to use to make and post your work. But what makes this a grey zone is this is not a hard object(like it is not a one design or one object, it is made random). It is like asking if you can post and CLAIM a song a ai music maker made. You can use it, but I would put some credit to it. I also want to state that I am not saying that you 100% can or can not use it as I am not a pro in that field, I am just someone with some experience and knowledge.

Btw great video🙌 Ive been watching your live streams, your an absolute monster. Though I would like to see your final results, I noticed that most of your videos suddenly end. I know that the projects can be too big that your pc can't handle it. But you cant just leave us at the edge of our seats😅

You need to look under what license the addon is published

Short answer: *For finished renders, no, unless the license is very rare/weird, so pay some attention to licenses. Public-domain assets from e.g. Poly Haven are 100% safe for any purpose and don't cost money. IANAL.* Using an add-on or *software* to make finished artwork (a rendered video/image, a game-ready exported model with baked textures...) should not affect your copyright on it. Just because you wrote your novel in Word doesn't mean Microsoft gets any copyright on it. The EULA of some proprietary software may e.g. forbid you from using it for commercial purposes (e.g. "student" or trial versions of overpriced industry software) - IDK if that has ever been enforced on indie artists, though. With static *assets* like image textures, stock footage, meshes... it depends on the license under which you got them. The easiest case are assets that are in the _public domain_ - i.e. their creator/owner has forfeited all rights to them (sometimes also called "CC0"). You can use them however you like, with no restrictions - you could even redistribute (=give away or sell) the raw assets. There are entire sites like Polyhaven that exclusively offer CC0 assets, and you can trust that they made them and had the right to release them as such. If a website is selling textures or models (or giving away free samples), their license usually waives their rights to any works you create with it, and they don't get any copyright or royalties on your art. It probably has to be transformative enough, though - you can't give away the assets themselves. (Example: When Ian Hubert did the Blender 2.83 splash screen, he used textures he bought. The copyright on the final render belongs to him, 100%, and he decided that Blender can include it in their software - so far, so good. Problem: He could not give away the .blend file of the scene on the Blender website as usual (esp. not under a CC license), because it contains the raw texture files, and the license of the textures didn't include that right - they had to be removed.) There are several flavors of Creative Commons licenses which may require you to mention the author in the credits (BY), require you to release whatever you make with them under the same license (SA), or only allow non-commercial use (NC). The Creative Commons website has detailed explanations for all of them - but AFAIU, assets tend to be either "public domain, do literally whatever", "CC-BY plz mention" or "commercial, create art with them and sell that as you wish, but don't redistribute raw and ruin our business". Node groups (procedural shaders, geometry nodes), scripts, as well as add-ons that come with assets, are in a weird in-between place between software and assets, so IDK the details what you need to consider if you use them to make something and release it as an asset (e.g. models for use in video games, .blend files as a bonus tier on Patreon, ...), instead of a finished render. On a practical note, if you are just talking about getting copyright strikes: No one is going to notice which brick texture to you used in the background of your CG movie. AFAIK automatic detection of copyrighted material on a mass scale (e.g. RU-vids Content ID) only exists for long audio & video clips by big media companies. Also, even if you make something yourself, from scratch: If it's a painting of Mickey Mouse or Darth Vader, you still don't own all the intellectual property on that, and Disney may be able to sue you if you sell it. IDK, did that answer your question somewhat? Feel free to ask more!

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you can export it as fbx, but the cleanup you have to do is not going to be worth it i think

what do you mean

@@TopChannel1on1 SceneCity addon allows you to build custom terrain and cities in minutes, but I was just wondering if I could use this city generator with SceneCity addon

i dont think so, this uses its own data @@Amor2point0

i getting my host on it

they are tools for completely different purposes, this is like asking is milk better than gasoline

yes but you gona need a beefy pc