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FS X SDK Licence agreement

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Hello everybody,

I am about to join a team that wants to develop an payware addon for MSFS and one of the most discussed issues were the terms of the FSX SDK EULA, especially if we are alowed by law to use the tools included there (including GMAX) to create payware or commercial material.

In my oppinon this would be a logic thing, but the only thing I saw in the EULA was that it is prohibited to sell,rent...the software itself. There was no mention about what comes out from the use of the SDK.


Thank you in advance for any answers.
 
I do not think there are any lawyers on this site. If you are making commercial decisions, or taking commercial risks based on your understanding of the SDK license agreement then you might want to ask the question of your lawyers.
 
Hi,

As Jon says you will probably not find a lawyer here, but developers that make commercial addons do use the same tools for the SDKs. I have never heard that it would not be allowed to do so.
 
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