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Originally Posted by Deathhascome (Post 3787067)

what are those nice vehices

T1B & T3B .. Rebeltanks... i think they*re in the Force Commander game

i think there is t1b tanks in rogue squadron,i could be wrong.

Nice. But the turret on the T1-B looks different from the one in Force Commander. T1-B Hovertank - Wookieepedia, the Star Wars Wiki

I like the models Neb. Give me a shout in pm.

i think you need to edit the T1-B model. it doesnt have the rocket pods on the side like in Force Commander. and the rockets inside were Anti Air

So here is the funny thing, you guys actually own nothing. Lucasarts owns everything. They allow their stuff to be used in the games and modeled. Licenses are created and bought by gaming companies in return for using someone's concept. If you guys take a pic and make a model out of it guess what? You still don't own it. They have everything from names and diagrams trademarked and copyrighted. All this fighting about who owns what and gets credit for what means nothing. If someone takes the time to make something or work on something should they get the credit, personally I believe so. Does any one mod have the right to threaten another, I think not. I am sooo tired of threats on here about using this or that. If you don't want your stuff used then don't put it out there and keep it personal. Lucasarts allows mods but I highly doubt they want people claiming credit for concepts they created and you guys have copied. In the end all you are all doing is copying concepts created by someone else that none of you own.

thats all very well, but people are proud out what theyve edited and would to be credited for it

If you read what I said, I said I personally I believe they should get credit for what they do but claiming ownership and threatening is what should not be done.

I think Amaunet is right in what she is saying and I dont think she is saying people don't deserve credit for the work and effort they put in. I just think that people are going way to far with restrictions and permissions of models and concepts which ultimately really don't belong to them.