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I believe this is a very good question. How about on the product page where the words extended license appear make that a hyper link so that people can actually read what the license entails. In fact, there should be a link for the standard license page as well. It would certainly help avoid problems and disappointments later. I would certainly like to see that. Otherwise each and every person purchasing here will need to contact vendors about the license if they are concerned and they should be.
The Standard License still allows for commercial use. The Extended License is for video games where the mesh has to be included in the real-time render engine (which is like a form of re-distribution that is not allowed in the Standard License). Basically, the Standard license didn’t really change, the new version was mainly to clarify some confusing areas. Using the products for book covers (2d rendered images) are still allowed in the updated Standard license.
The links below are to our Standard and Extended Licenses that can be found anytime for review under the "About Us" link in the footer menu of our website. We are also glad to answer any license questions by email at license@renderosity.com.
https://www.renderosity.com/mod/wiki/?policies&license https://www.renderosity.com/mod/wiki/?policies&extended
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I purchased some products years ago that had the standard EULA which covered both personal and commercial use. I am now using those products in a commercial project (art in a hard-cover book). Long after my original purchase (in the last year, let's say) the artist has re-released the product with extended license. I'm assuming that the original commercial license under which I bought the product applies and that I don't need to re-purchase the extended licensed product at this time. Is that correct? (BTW, I will be giving the artist full credit for the meshes in the acknowledgements of the book).