Hi Fumikazu.. the video seems to be marked as private.. what does
"limited open" mean?
http://youtu.be/eOd5Vsb85q4 (This video is limited open)
As Justin said, you should be fine to include the OpenSim assets as
they are all open source (variant of BSD)... so long as you keep the
licence and copyright information in place within your own read me.
If things are not able to be converted, a clear report of missing
assets, what they were and where they are located in x,y,z in the
region all put in a report alongside the exported asset would be very
useful. Its the uncertainty of non-included assets that can make
conversions and reuse difficult.
Note that Tipodean has already created an OpenSim Oar to Unity3D
converter, and others in the community said they were working on one
in an earlier OpenSim mailing list post too. Good to draw on the
shared experience.
<http://blog.inf.ed.ac.uk/atate/2011/11/30/openvce-virtual-worlds-assets-moved-from-opensim-to-unity3d-via-tipodean-collada-converter-2/>http://blog.inf.ed.ac.uk/atate/2011/11/30/openvce-virtual-worlds-assets-moved-from-opensim-to-unity3d-via-tipodean-collada-converter-2/
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