This is all I was trying to show. It is very easy to ask for donations and to create a funding process for your hobby however there is lots more to it. If you want to do it great, just make sure you have all your bases covered is my two cents. Those will be Canadian cents for you Americans.KTM57 wrote:I personally have paid for Photoshop and Illustrator more than once over, but I would honestly be scared to sell anything because I bought the student license. I'm pretty sure that you aren't supposed to sell work made with programs bought under student discounts.
After reading all of these comments on this new file type to make you guys feel better for releasing your items I do not see this as a fix it is however a band aid. At the end of the day you can give lots of reasons why you want a new file type but really what is it fixing? Sure it is getting rid of the rippers at the present time but first you need to ask yourself why there doing it? The answer to that is the fact that the stuff isn't released to the public and they want it very simply put. Is this right? No. Is this the reality? Yes. When you put this all together, what is going to stop people who have too much time on there hands from making an extractor for this new file type once it is out if the whole exclusivity situation does not change? I am in no way saying that it is right for this to happen but you really need to look at the big picture and see the true issue. All I know is, things used to be quite a bit different around here back in Nam', but there has been a select few modelers who have come along really changed the outlook of releasing work compared to the way it used to be and that is when the ripping really became an issue. I don't have a horse in this here race so you can take my opinion with a grain of salt but this is just how I see it as an outsider.