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Would there be any interest in a thread focused on 3d printing for tabletop games? I know there's a general thread for 3d printing in diy but this would be something more specialized to game related stuff.
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Feb 7, 2021 04:40
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Leperflesh posted:It's OK, but remember that we can't have posts in which we help people violate copyrights or trademarks or make counterfeit stuff. That might be a significant portion of minis 3d printing, but if we can keep it to like, terrain, homebrew minis, and so forth that'd be sweet. True, there are definitely a lot of models available that are just characters movies and games they like. I'm not an expert on the copyright stuff but I know a bunch of people also make miniatures that are clearly intended to proxy as specific things. In general though I would think it should be doable to focus a thread on more generic uses for printing.
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Feb 7, 2021 05:54
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Leperflesh posted:Oh yeah for sure that's all cool. Just, I loaded up Thingiverse the other day for the first time in a while and one of the first things I saw was a space marine. People have been making knockoff games workshop models since the very first 3d printers came out, pretty much. We'd need a thread rule about it, to remind people of where the line is drawn, and on SA that line is drawn at "don't even discuss how to make stuff that is someone else's IP, or link to places that explain that." Would you consider sites like that off limits then? Personally my preferred site for miniatures is myminifactory, but still that site has stuff that is definitely copyrighted IPs.
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Feb 8, 2021 15:41
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Finally got around to making a 3d printing thread. It's my first time making a thread so I am open to any comments
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