FunLine_UnlimitedVirtualParty_3

[SnakeEater]

The credit will go to the original authors, and the change its a virtual reality version , i don't declare it as my map but hey, a virtual reality version would be cool though

[Tonnochi]

Ya, virtual reality. As if, somehow, we could have a program on a machine of some sort...and a screen could show us whats going on in the virtual world...and we had some tools to control our virtual selves from the real world. Like a game, played on video. A game...a video game. Man that would be the day.

[SnakeEater]

oh yeh, so far the changes are just the gfx and sounds, and yes what you said would be cool

[James]

Who made it, they're not allowed to do this.

[~DJ~]

yeah its [A]lpha property .. i told u before snake o.o and snake eater made it not me

[Alex]

The credit will go to the original authors, and the change its a virtual reality version , i don't declare it as my map but hey, a virtual reality version would be cool though

You may edit it, but you may not publish, distribute or host it.
We have legal rights on the map.

[Tonnochi]

I agree with what you're saying Alex, but legal?

[Kaiden]

YES! We copyright everything we make naturally!

[Tonnochi]

You get a legal copyright for your work?

[Alex]

You get a legal copyright for your work?

You didn't know? You have rights on everything you make. The rights disappear 10 years after your death.

[Tonnochi]

Oh I see.

[~SaSQuAtCH~]

Do u have to pay for that or something? (hoep it wasnt a stupid question and even if it was, FU all=) )

[Kaiden]

Yeah, you generally pay to Copyright stuff, etc. You have to pay for everything in this world =D

[Baleout]

The 1886 Berne Convention first established recognition of copyrights among sovereign nations, rather than merely bilaterally. Under the Berne Convention, copyrights for creative works do not have to be asserted or declared, as they are automatically in force at creation: an author need not "register" or "apply for" a copyright in countries adhering to the Berne Convention. As soon as a work is "fixed", that is, written or recorded on some physical medium, its author is automatically entitled to all copyrights in the work, and to any derivative works unless and until the author explicitly disclaims them, or until the copyright expires.

The Berne Convention states that all works except photographic and cinematographic shall be copyrighted for at least 50 years after the author's death, but parties are free to provide longer terms

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_convention
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_party_to_the_Berne_Convention

[Kaiden]

Yeah I know, I stated that on a few of my guides that I put A LOT of time into:

This guide is protected under The Berne Convention Act of 1887. Anyone plagiarising (Claiming this work to be their own) or disributing this article without permission from myself or the Alpha Clan will face prosecution.
You may contact me via PM (Private Message) on the DxAlpha Forum board at
www.dxalpha.com

Thank You.

[SnakeEater]

all i can say is that i will not do this, but you guys should then, because the idea is great

[Batchy]

Legally every map/mod made is owned by Edios.. No matter who distributed it

[Siva]

Legally every map/mod made is owned by Edios.. No matter who distributed it

No, it isn't.

[or 1=1]

I didn't thought it is possible to copyright a map since you have to use Unreal SDK that is a pubilc tool

Anyway, how much do you spend to protect a map ?

[Siva]

None, can't you read?

[or 1=1]

Yeah, you generally pay to Copyright stuff, etc. You have to pay for everything in this world =D

How much for a map ?

[Kaiden]

I dunno, you don't really, you just protect it and no one else can modify it.

[SnakeEater]

Legally every map/mod made is owned by Edios.. No matter who distributed it

No, it isn't.

yes, there can't be one person who made the map/mod, the credit goes to eidos for making this game...
in other words, LOCK THIS TOPIC PLZ!!!