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3 years

Unity deleted these terms, don't let them get out

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From The Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20201111183311/https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/TermsOfService/blob/master/Unity Software Additional Terms.md

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    • kryostar@lemmy.worldEnglish
      3 years

      So basically unity wants money even for games made on their engine before this shitty update. All older versions of games with older versions of unity are eligible to be monetized. Forget ethical, how is that even legal?

      Unity, I hope you die. Sorry to all the Devs who put their soul into developing it.

        • kicksystem@lemmy.worldEnglish
          3 years

          Jesus dude chill it. Somehow hating Unity is popular here, and don’t get me wrong I am also here because I hated the corporate asshole named spez, but this move Unity wants to make isn’t super unreasonable. They want to charge proportionally to the amount of usage. If they’d done this right out of the gate, nobody would have thought that is unreasonable. Unity is a great engine, they should be able to charge for it.

            • FLeX@lemmy.worldEnglish
              13 days

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          • Raxiel@lemmy.worldEnglish
            3 years

            I know Unity claim they can apply their new pricing to old versions anyway, but setting that aside, how practical is it to simply stay on Unity 2022 LTSB or earlier?

            I’m not a software developer, I’m a CAD modeller. My company pays Autodesk a substantial amount of money every year for licence tokens which grants us access to new releases, but using the latest is pretty much unheard of.

            For AutoCAD, 2022 is the default (2024 is current) although they don’t seem to have added much of interest since v2019. For the likes of Civil 3D and Revit there are useful updates in newer versions, but the version used is locked in at the start of a project, and upgrading mid scheme is only done in exceptional circumstances.

            If Autodesk came out with some kind of scheme in their 2025 tos that said “if you model a bridge in Revit, we will charge 5 cents for every car that crosses or passes under it” then we could easily stick on 2024 for a decade, more than enough time to skill up on the alternatives.

              • FLeX@lemmy.worldEnglish
                13 days

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              • pinkdrunkenelephants@sopuli.xyzEnglish
                3 years

                I want to know who hired that fucking CEO and put him up to purposefully tank Unity.

                This can’t be anything less than a blatant attempt to destroy a company so who would have a vested interest in destroying Unity? It can’t just be for money.

                  • FLeX@lemmy.worldEnglish
                    13 days

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