What is the license for the Maya binaries and header files?
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What is the license for the Maya binaries and header files?
What is the license for the Maya binaries and header files?
Hello, my company is going to be working on some Maya plugins written in C++, for internal use. We would like to put the Maya devkit static libraries and headers into our repository for this purpose, but I have been asked to establish the license for these libraries (e.g. OpenMaya.lib etc.). So I have two questions:
What is the formal license associated with these libraries?
Q:What is the formal license associated with these libraries?
A:There is an EULA in the Maya 2018 devkit update 3.
Q:Is it ok to put these in our repository?
A:You can add the DevKit files to your private repository, but you are not allowed to share them publicly. If you need to share them publicly for sharing a source code project, you should specify the version of the devkit needed, and create a link to the devkit download on Autodesk website instead.
