TSR: In Ur Accounts, Deletin Ur Stuffs!

[Markus]

Why do I have a feeling that the only option on this texture tool will be floodfill?

[missangelica]

Why do I have a feeling that the only option on this texture tool will be floodfill?

You know from experience, that's why.

[rum nate]

Well you can download the pattern tool now. I won't download it, but looking at the steps and all that, it is no different than Delphy's tool. So the people (like me) that don't have the patience to do this, or fail at working on the image in Photoshop, won't be making patterns.

And I was right. The tool has an upload to TSR button, along with an export button, but the first button is the upload to TSR.

And I looked at the EULA, didn't look like they were hiding anything there, but I do wonder how TSR interpts this line:

All title and intellectual property rights in and to the content which may be created through use of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT is the property of the respective content owner and may be protected by applicable copyright or other intellectual property laws and treaties.

I'm wondering if they mean like EA and sites you go to get textures to put in the game, or the person making a new texture (and later new meshes).

Link to the workshop if people want to read all the stuff their selves: http://www.thesimsresource.com/workshop

[Darqstar]

And I was right. The tool has an upload to TSR button, along with an export button, but the first button is the upload to TSR.

In truth, as long as you don't have to use that button in order to share the creation, I can't really fault them for that.  If the one Delphy made had an "Upload to MtS" button, I'd think it was a nifty idea. 

[Markus]

You know from experience, that's why.

Ooh burn. Seriously what the hell is up with your attitude problem, I'm not the only one who's getting sick of it.

[Witchboy]

[Georgette]

PMSL 

[rum nate]

And I was right. The tool has an upload to TSR button, along with an export button, but the first button is the upload to TSR.

In truth, as long as you don't have to use that button in order to share the creation, I can't really fault them for that.  If the one Delphy made had an "Upload to MtS" button, I'd think it was a nifty idea. 

But the thing is Delphy knew people who got his tool wouldn't necessarily post what they make on MTS. TSR is probably just trying to get more creators, so they made it easier to upload to their site.

[missangelica]

Why do I have a feeling that the only option on this texture tool will be floodfill?

You know from experience, that's why.

Ooh burn. Seriously what the hell is up with your attitude problem, I'm not the only one who's getting sick of it.

*blink blink*  Huh?  I meant that you know from seeing their stuff that all they do is flood fill and it will continue in their cc for ts3.  I wrote out my thought poorly.  Sorry for the misunderstanding.

As for the "attitude problem", you must be thinking of someone else.

[falln_angel]

All title and intellectual property rights in and to the content which may be created through use of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT is the property of the respective content owner and may be protected by applicable copyright or other intellectual property laws and treaties.

I'm wondering if they mean like EA and sites you go to get textures to put in the game, or the person making a new texture (and later new meshes).

I would imagine that TSR'sr EULA is overruled by EA's:

You hereby waive any moral rights of paternity, publication, reputation, or attribution under applicable law with respect to EA’s and other players’ use and enjoyment of such content contributions in connection with the Software."

(From a quote by rum nate. I don't have TS3, so I can't vouch for the accuracy of the quote.)

[rum nate]

The only thing about that line from the EULA is that it only is in the section talking about sharing content through the game launcher. We won't be sharing content through the launcher unless we upload to the exchange, so that is where it gets foggy. Does the EULA extend to all content created for the game, or just content shared through the launcher.

I foresee more fighting when it comes to what is against the EULA, stealing content from other creators, all that fun stuff.

[Immortelle]

And here was EA thinking that they had put this who silly paysite vs freesite debate to rest 

[CatOfWar]

The only thing about that line from the EULA is that it only is in the section talking about sharing content through the game launcher. We won't be sharing content through the launcher unless we upload to the exchange, so that is where it gets foggy. Does the EULA extend to all content created for the game, or just content shared through the launcher.

I foresee more fighting when it comes to what is against the EULA, stealing content from other creators, all that fun stuff.

I would have thought EA would instruct their lawyers to write up something clear and unambiguous this time.  Maybe lawyers aren't capable of that?

[falln_angel]

I don't know, I think they've been pretty clear about where they stand.

1) All our CC are belong to EA.
2) They're not going to stop CC creators from selling stuff because that would drive away fans.
3) They're not going to stop pirates from giving away pay CC because that would drive away fans.

If anything, their new EULA's just seem to make that clearer.

[Dr House]

Did I miss something? Where is the 2) and 3) said in the EULA?