Yeah, you can't claim copyright on images taken from Google. Those images are not royalty free, and thus are not your property, even if you did compile them into a texture pack.
You do NOT have copyright on it. In fact, it is illegal for you even to distribute those images, since they are not your property. They are someone else's property, and you are required by law to agree on permission terms with the owner.
Yeah, you can't claim copyright on images taken from Google. Those images are not royalty free, and thus are not your property, even if you did compile them into a texture pack.
You do NOT have copyright on it. In fact, it is illegal for you even to distribute those images, since they are not your property. They are someone else's property, and you are required by law to agree on permission terms with the owner.
well yeah few of the textures are not made by me theya re from google cuz I had no idea how to make them.
I am working on a pack that 100 percent will be made by me
You do NOT have copyright on it. In fact, it is illegal for you even to distribute those images, since they are not your property. They are someone else's property, and you are required by law to agree on permission terms with the owner.
oh hey! i like ur texture packs
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well yeah few of the textures are not made by me theya re from google cuz I had no idea how to make them.
I am working on a pack that 100 percent will be made by me
"Sorry, I didn't know how to make money, so I just stole that guys."
Not an excuse, is it?
If you're working on a pack that is 100% yours, then that's good, but in the meantime, don't try to claim copyright on work that is not.
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