Hey, thanks for the response, I really appreciate it! You clarified a lot of things for me. I hope Epic releases the Fortnite Content legally for the UEFN Developers.
“not giving us Creators access to the base assets drastically limits our creativity”
I think the Fortnite-verse is very cool, and using parts of Fortnite Content like skins in our games is a huge way to engage the community about the game itself and “be part of Fortnite”.
With your response, I think putting a fortnite modified model in the game will not put me in legal trouble, because I know it has games with copyrighted content that is more serious that using the content of the FN itself, being playable for over a year now. And as you said:
To the average person it seems unreasonable that they would crack down on this, but Epic would be within their legal right to do so.
With the improvement of UEFN and Creative 2.0, I guess they will eventually release the FN Content to the comunnity. But for now, I think they would leave alone the creators who use it.
I think I will assume the risk, but I really don’t know.
But again, thanks for your attention and your amazing response!!!