I totally agree with Michael. This is not a form of licence that
can be considered for key OpenSim developments.
But for Brianna, surely its fine for any sub community to add in
their own modules for restricted communities such as those who can
work with the licence terms for commercial packages releases free to
non-commercial users - to build up their user community.
From: Michael Cerquoni
The problem with havok is the Free version is binary only, no source
code and also windows 32 bit only. Its highly unlikely we could
make the free binary do exactly what we need, also we can not
distribute it because opensim is used for commercial purposes, and
this could cause problems for organizations using it.
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Brianna <[email protected]> wrote:
I never could understand why opensim avoids Havok, clearly superior
to ODE for vehicles.
"Non-Commercial Games & Applications Free to experiment With the
free download of Havok Physics?, Havok Animation?, and Havok
Behavior? for the PC, you can develop and distribute your free PC
Game or free PC application for no direct or indirect commercial
value provided the Havok libraries are compiled and distributed with
your application or game in an integral, non-separable way. Post
your game on the web, share it with friends, link it to your on-line
resume. There?s no charge because the license fee has been covered
by Intel under a commercial agreement with Havok."
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