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I have a question
Can you post mods made with MCreator? I wanted to get it, but I want to know if I can actually post them. Thanks!
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MCreator Wiki - https://mcreator.pylo.co/wiki/index.php?title=MCreator%27s_Wiki
MCreator Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRuX3zwOup0
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MCreator Wiki - https://mcreator.pylo.co/wiki/index.php?title=MCreator%27s_Wiki
MCreator Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRuX3zwOup0
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While probably a great learning tool the mod creator does most of the work for you so uploading anything made with it will be program generated and thus disallowed.
Yep, it's against the rules to upload a mod created by a program. Just did a quick search on the rules page.
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7.1.1Unoriginal Content
The following list is a partial list of different ways of creating content that are not original work. Interpretation of these items is based on the consensus of the mod team and will be used if there is confusion.
•Generating content with a program
•Tracing an existing work
•Using parts of an existing work in your own work, also called remixing
The following list is a partial list of different ways of creating content that are not original work. Interpretation of these items is based on the consensus of the mod team and will be used if there is confusion.
•Generating content with a program
•Tracing an existing work
•Using parts of an existing work in your own work, also called remixing
Well you see, PMC has a ton of rules about original content and I'm not sure if that would classify as original...
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Important: Upload Original Content
Quality work and proper credit is important to our community. Only upload original content that you created. Otherwise, consider inviting the author to share their own work. Thanks. The original content creators deserve full credit and control of their own content.
Quality work and proper credit is important to our community. Only upload original content that you created. Otherwise, consider inviting the author to share their own work. Thanks. The original content creators deserve full credit and control of their own content.
I don't see why not.
