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I would think that OpenRA can use the Telsa coils (and other copyrighted elements) because it's a mod for Command & Conquer, which wouldn't be transferable to a
by baud147258 5y ago
I would think that OpenRA can use the Telsa coils (and other copyrighted elements) because it's a mod for Command & Conquer, which wouldn't be transferable to another project unrelated to C&C
- wingerlang 5y agoIt's not a mod, but as far as I know they simply do not distribute the sprites and content themselves.
- dustymcp 5y agoYou dont need a copy to Play openra
- suifbwish 5y agoYou don’t. I just installed it yesterday on a new Linux laptop. What’s interesting about openra is you can run multiple copies at the same time on the same machine to play against yourself for fun
- wingerlang 5y agoI know, but the files are still not distributed by Open RA, they are downloaded during the installation from the C&C distributor.
- baud147258 5y agoit's not a mod, but regarding the assets owned by EA, it's using the license granted by the 'C&C Franchise Modding Guidelines' [0], so that's why I used that word [0]https://www.openra.net/download/ https://www.openra.net/download/
- wingerlang 5y agoFair enough