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Does Meet the Unreal Engine EULA Requirements?

@MattW;183557

Hi, have you looked into how the changes to the EULA about non c++ language integration, might effect you? I believe that you plan to have a free version, but also a paid version. I’m not sure if that will be allowed or not. The EULA says all non c++ integration must be free, and be able to run on all platforms for free. So maybe having both versions will be enough, but not sure. I really hope it doesn’t stop you from going ahead with releasing your plugin.

EULA:
“d. Distribution of Non-C++ Programming Language Integration - Any Distribution of an integration of a programming language other than C++ for the Licensed Technology must be Distributed free of charge, permit Distribution in a Product free of charge on all platforms, and be available in source code form (including, but not limited to, any compiler, linker, toolchain, or runtime) to Engine Licensees.”

Thanks for pointing this out. Here is a link to the EULA - .unrealengine.com/eula

My understanding of this is that it has to do primarily with the distribution of non-C++ code and the distribution of Unreal products. In other words there should be no extra charge or barrier to distribute the non-C++ code as integrated into any products.

I’m fairly certain that follows the spirit of this and we will talk with Epic’s licensing people about this to confirm.