Hi!
I read some texts about licenses of using LDraw, but I apreciate any help if I am wrong. I made a simple game with Ldraw models - am I free to "make it online"? *
* Making it online: it would be public Stackblitz project, with url to play online and also source code on GitHub - hence not typical "www.mygame.com".
I found this:
1. https://www.ldraw.org/legal-info
I made MOC's, but also build few incomplete original Lego models, for example only jeep from 6677 model - what about this?
I made game sprites(?) - simple screen from LDCad, like this:
![[Image: player.png]](https://i.ibb.co/52qJwxV/player.png)
The game includes 3D models rendered with Three.js (LDrawLoader for Three.js). It was created for my nephews and exists only locally on my pc.
I read some texts about licenses of using LDraw, but I apreciate any help if I am wrong. I made a simple game with Ldraw models - am I free to "make it online"? *
* Making it online: it would be public Stackblitz project, with url to play online and also source code on GitHub - hence not typical "www.mygame.com".
I found this:
1. https://www.ldraw.org/legal-info
Quote:You are free:
to copy - distribute, display, and use the CA approved LDraw Parts Library
to make derivative works
I made MOC's, but also build few incomplete original Lego models, for example only jeep from 6677 model - what about this?
I made game sprites(?) - simple screen from LDCad, like this:
The game includes 3D models rendered with Three.js (LDrawLoader for Three.js). It was created for my nephews and exists only locally on my pc.