Post by Chicklet45368 on Feb 7, 2017 19:08:26 GMT -5
I'd like to share my creations with anyone who's interested in them, but before I do I have a few quick questions.
I'm unsure when to use the different functions in S4S when recoloring.
When do I use "Stand Alone Recolor"?
When do I use "Selective Clone"?
Most of the creators of the CC I'm recoloring require you to link back to them for their mesh, so I want to make sure that I don't inadvertently do something that would not be following their TOU.
Some of the creators, do allow their meshes to be included with recolors. If that is the case, I'd like to prevent anyone who wants my objects from having to go fetch the original mesh, if possible. (Also, when the TOU says it's ok to include their mesh, am I physically putting their DBPF package file into the same zip folder with mine or is there some way to actually clone the mesh so that my object contains the mesh so the downloader doesn't need the original mesh in their game?)
I just want to be clear on which way to recolor.
Thanks in advance for any help!
I'm unsure when to use the different functions in S4S when recoloring.
When do I use "Stand Alone Recolor"?
When do I use "Selective Clone"?
Most of the creators of the CC I'm recoloring require you to link back to them for their mesh, so I want to make sure that I don't inadvertently do something that would not be following their TOU.
Some of the creators, do allow their meshes to be included with recolors. If that is the case, I'd like to prevent anyone who wants my objects from having to go fetch the original mesh, if possible. (Also, when the TOU says it's ok to include their mesh, am I physically putting their DBPF package file into the same zip folder with mine or is there some way to actually clone the mesh so that my object contains the mesh so the downloader doesn't need the original mesh in their game?)
I just want to be clear on which way to recolor.
Thanks in advance for any help!
