Copyright is a legal framework that protects creators' intellectual property, including digital designs and 3D models. Understanding copyright is essential for both creators and users of 3D models on ResinGuild.
1. What is Copyright?
Copyright grants creators the exclusive rights to use, distribute, and modify their work.
This protection applies automatically when an original model is created and does not require formal registration in most countries.
2. How Copyright Applies to 3D Models
The original creator owns the rights to the 3D model.
Unauthorized copying, distribution, or selling of a model is a violation of copyright laws.
If a model is based on another copyrighted work, it may still be subject to copyright claims.
3. Fair Use and Exceptions
In some cases, limited use of copyrighted material may be allowed under fair use (such as educational or transformative purposes), but this varies by jurisdiction.
4. Licensing and Permissions
Creators can allow others to use their work by applying a license, specifying what can and cannot be done with the model.
ResinGuild provides multiple licensing options to ensure clarity for both creators and users.
5. Reporting Copyright Infringement
If you find that your copyrighted work has been used without permission on ResinGuild, you can file a DMCA takedown request.
Provide:
Proof of ownership.
Links to the infringing content.
A description of how your rights were violated.
6. How to Protect Your Own Models
Apply a clear license to your models.
Use watermarks or metadata to assert ownership.
Keep original design files as proof of authorship.
At ResinGuild, we take copyright protection seriously and strive to create a fair marketplace for 3D artists and model creators.
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