New Unity Pricing

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@Magnex;540441

I know it’s free but everyone must have their own account which leads to the question how does marketplace stuff actually work when you buy something that is classified as tool, plugin or similar type addition to the workflow. For Unity Asset Store the per seat requirement affects only certain type additions, mainly editor extensions and workflow tools that are not part of the build and majority of the categories fall under per company ownership use. I can’t find marketplace specific agreement so I assume it’s same as the main one. When I buy from marketplace the content will be licensed to me.

"b. Distribution to other licensees - You may Distribute Engine Code (including as modified by you
under the License) in Source Code or object code format, or any Content, to an Engine Licensee who
has rights under its license to the same Version of the Engine Code or **Content **that you are
Distributing. "

"You also may Distribute Content to an Engine Licensee who is your employee or your
contractor regardless of whether they have rights under their license to the same Content, but
only to permit that Engine Licensee to utilize that Content in good faith to develop a Product
on your behalf for Distribution by you under the License, and not for the purpose of Content
pooling or any other Distribution or sublicensing of Content that is not permitted under this
Agreement. Recipients of such a Distribution have a limited license to use, reproduce, display,
perform, and modify that Content to develop your Product as outlined above, and for no other
purpose. "

The way understand this is that for example if I would by some extended tilemap editor or mesh generator/editor, only I could use it in our project but other could not. They could only have it as part of the project for builds.

Think it would be good to have Epic weigh in because I thought the entire team could use the asset purchased from the Marketplace…

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