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GLBHow is this store selling Fortnite IP Characters? (CLOSED)
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Just curious?
Like characters and architecture models too. Guess it's for fanart. But it's not like these vendors own the rights to sell. Hence the IP restricted.
Just seems surprising.
Like characters and architecture models too. Guess it's for fanart. But it's not like these vendors own the rights to sell. Hence the IP restricted.
Just seems surprising.
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You could ask that question regarding any IP asset TBH
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Tenserknot
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Mon, Jun 16, 2025And I am asking. Fortnite is so obvious, so it is the test subject for the IP infringement running rampant here.
Quote: "You could ask that question regarding any IP asset TBH"
..or real person likenesses.
Likely copium.. seller is selling their work, the effort it took to make the model, plus risks should the licensees not hold.
..or real person likenesses.
Likely copium.. seller is selling their work, the effort it took to make the model, plus risks should the licensees not hold.
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As a reminder, on the RenderHub website, a newly uploaded product is by default under an Extended Use License (IP Restricted). After validation by an administrator, it is transferred to an Extended Use License, unless, for example, it references a brand, which is the case with my McDonald's outfits that I uploaded under an Extended Use License.
This is the explanation Foxy3D gave me when I reported that the IP Restricted license was still present on this product.
This is the explanation Foxy3D gave me when I reported that the IP Restricted license was still present on this product.
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I would imagine it's like any other website where individuals can upload stuff. The uploader puts themself at risk if they don't have permission. And the IP owner can file a DMCA takedown and/or sue the infringer.
It looks like RenderHub is pretty clear about this in their TOU:
https://www.renderhub.com/info/terms-of-use#p05
"RenderHub is not in a position to offer legal advice or make legal determinations as to whether Your Content infringes someone elses intellectual property. You understand that you are solely responsible for Your Content, and you represent that you have all necessary rights to Your Content and that you are not infringing or violating any third partys rights by posting it. Violating the intellectual property rights of brands or other rights owners may result in the loss of selling privileges or other legal consequences."
And it looks like RenderHub makes filing a DMCA takedown pretty easy:
https://www.renderhub.com/info/dmca-notice
https://www.renderhub.com/info/dmca-claim
It looks like RenderHub is pretty clear about this in their TOU:
https://www.renderhub.com/info/terms-of-use#p05
"RenderHub is not in a position to offer legal advice or make legal determinations as to whether Your Content infringes someone elses intellectual property. You understand that you are solely responsible for Your Content, and you represent that you have all necessary rights to Your Content and that you are not infringing or violating any third partys rights by posting it. Violating the intellectual property rights of brands or other rights owners may result in the loss of selling privileges or other legal consequences."
And it looks like RenderHub makes filing a DMCA takedown pretty easy:
https://www.renderhub.com/info/dmca-notice
https://www.renderhub.com/info/dmca-claim
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