Braclo Eber

I know about the NCI maps, I just want to try my own hand at it.

Greetings, Being very interisted in maps and Second Life's geography, I was wondering if I am allowed to create maps of screenshots I take from SLurl, edit them, and sell them. I want to make maps of continents, Areas, Different types of maps, etc. Thanks, -Braclo. EDIT: Since Second Life Answers handle replies so bad, I decided to move this to the forum, where I can actually communicate with people >.>

hehehe glad people like it ^^ @Fennet: its a embed video, strange you cant see it. Here is the link anyways:

They sure are awesome! :smileyhappy: Bit hard sometimes getting the clothes to fit right and so on, but their fun overall ^^ I recently made a machinima with them actually :smileyvery-happy:

Thanks, took that advice and made them all clickable. Will post it now on my blog ^^. Thanks for the answer, kudos!

Thats the thing, I wondered if I can skip the step of putting them on photobucket or flickr in my case and just embed them from the Marketplace. Since its my pics I gues there is no problems, but just asking since some websites have their rules about embedding content from their site.

I know sites like flickr allow this and ask in return your dont remove the html that takes the user to flickr when they click on the image. Instead of uploading all 10 images to flickr, I was wondering if I'm allowed to embed the preview pictures from my store in the marketplace to my blog. I recently launched new products and want to make a blog post about it too. Sorry if this is a silly question, but some sites really dont like when you embed their stuff, so best to make sure first then ^^ PS: The new marketplace search for store or merchant name and store search is awesome!

Thank you both Medhue Simoni and Toxic Menges for your replies! I have selected your post, Tonic, as the sollution. Thank you very much for the help. I enjoy letting people know aswell when I film about their stuff and so on. People were usually very happy knowing their stuff is worth being in a movie Thanks again for the replies. :smileyvery-happy:

Thank you ^^ and good to know. Just another question. Items that is in the building and that will be filmed aswell, like pot - plants, do I need permission from the creators of those pot plants?

So filming buildings on my own land with textures on them, I should be fine then? Years ago I did a kind of Adventure on Second Life through several sims by walking, sailing and driving. It was like a documentary, traveling over the mainland. Im guessing that movie ain't to legit now, since I should have asked every single person who's land I crossed? Below is the first episode in that series.

Greetings, I have been away from Second Life for a while, but while offline, I heard from friends that the license on Machinima and Snapshots has become more strict. Now I am kinda back and want to make a new machinima, but after reading about the license, I understand even less about what is going on. :smileymad: I really hate law jargon. So my questions is: What is the license about textures? The scenes I want to film will be built by myself and only used for the set, so the textures I use, do I have to go find out all their licenses to make sure I am allowed to film it? I have several textures I got over the years that I was active, so honestly, finding out what is what from who is not going to be easy. :smileysad: Hope someone can share a bit of light on this, Thanks, -Braclo