Question about the Assets in the Stylized Rendering Demo

[anonymous_user_cf7cc4e91 (anonymous_user_cf7cc4e9)]

Hello all,

I have been working with a team for about a year now on finishing a complete game project, in a fantasy setting. Our animators have almost completely fallen through, and we may very well be left without the assets we anticipated having.

However, the assets in the Stylized Rendering demo (in the Learn tab) fit our game perfectly. We are utilizing a cell-shaded, silly look.

What is the legality of using these assets, if I were to migrate them into another project?

For all intents and purposes, can they be treated as free assets?

I’m sorry if this is the wrong category for this thread.

Thanks in advance!

[anonymous_user_923c79df]

You can use them for your commercial and non-commercial projects

What can I do with content I obtain from the Marketplace and Learn tab?
Besides using this content for learning, experimenting, and prototyping, you can also ship it in your own products too! However, you can’t sell or sublicense Marketplace content to other developers for use in their products, e.g. via web site or e-commerce mechanism built into a 3D development

[anonymous_user_cf7cc4e91 (anonymous_user_cf7cc4e9)]

Awesome, that’s great to know! Is that quote from an FAQ somewhere? I must have missed it.
Thank you so much!

[anonymous_user_923c79df]

@InnovateTheWorld;268208

Awesome, that’s great to know! Is that quote from an FAQ somewhere? I must have missed it.
Thank you so much!

Yep, that’s from the FAQ -> https://www.unrealengine/faq

[zeOrb]

Also quote from EULA:

Distribution and sublicensing of Examples - You may Distribute or sublicense Examples (including as modified by you under the License) in Source Code or object code format to any third party. However, the rights in this Section 1(c) do not expand or modify your limited Distribution and sublicensing rights for Engine Code and Content (including as modified by you under the License) that are not Examples.

https://www.unrealengine/eula