Copyright extensions question ???

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    Hello.

    I saw that the extension "Isometric grid objetc 2" is from Tigerworks and has © from copyright.
    That means that I can not use this extension for make my paid game? I saw it from the example "Iso Grid 2" that comes with the program...

    The webpage of Tigerworks if offline. It seems I can not ask the dev.

    When I bought the license I thought I would be able to use everything to do my game without having to worry about copyright issues (everything about the program not music, images...)

    If I can not use it. Why put oficial example inside the program with using that extension that I shouldnt use for my personal paid projects?

    How the people do their extensions? Do I need program code to do my own version of Tigerworks extension?

    Sorry for all that questions but I am concerned about this copyright thing after pay the licence

    Edited once, last by Bluenator (July 8, 2019 at 12:28 AM).

    A copyright doesn't prevent you from using it, it depends on its license. The Fusion runtime is copyrighted too, yet you can use it.

    All extensions are usually free to use in your applications, unless it's specificied you can't use it (usually in a dialog box displayed when you add the extension in your application, or in the object's About properties).

    In case you're wondering what the copyright notice is for at all: what you definitely couldn't do is copy a big chunk of the extension and sell it as, say, "Bluenator's isometric grid object 3'. Or blatantly copy a huge set of features from Fusion and sell it as "Bluenator Fusion 2.6". That's why Windows says © 2019 Microsoft Corporation on it. It's primarily to stop people ripping off the code (and/or the ideas) and passing it as their own software. But of course, it's totally fine to use Microsoft Windows to produce your own original commercial work.

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