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WebGL developer - licence and JavaScript question
Hi. I just signed up.
I'm (slowly) developing a Japanese maths game and wanted to add a few static characters to it as a scoring indicator. Then I started playing with Live2D and realised it would be sooo much better with dynamic characters.
So... it's HTML5, JavaScript... I've got the WebGL Beta API so will be looking to integrate it.
I've still got a few questions...
The WebGL API is still beta... at some point, it may be a while, I would like to show this off to others. I tend to use Google Drive to host as everything is client-side, no server code needed.
1.
I've found the 'Exemption' page but was wondering if it applies to the WebGL beta API? I won't click on that yet though. Like I said, I've only just signed up and looked at the examples. Need to get something working first. It might be out of beta when I've got something to show.
2.
I like to obfuscate my JavaScript. Package everything together as much as possible, make it hard to read and... well... steal for want of a better word. Is it acceptable to do this with the live2d.min.js. This also includes pushing it through something like 'RegPack' to really mess up the final resultant file.
I'm (slowly) developing a Japanese maths game and wanted to add a few static characters to it as a scoring indicator. Then I started playing with Live2D and realised it would be sooo much better with dynamic characters.
So... it's HTML5, JavaScript... I've got the WebGL Beta API so will be looking to integrate it.
I've still got a few questions...
The WebGL API is still beta... at some point, it may be a while, I would like to show this off to others. I tend to use Google Drive to host as everything is client-side, no server code needed.
1.
I've found the 'Exemption' page but was wondering if it applies to the WebGL beta API? I won't click on that yet though. Like I said, I've only just signed up and looked at the examples. Need to get something working first. It might be out of beta when I've got something to show.
2.
I like to obfuscate my JavaScript. Package everything together as much as possible, make it hard to read and... well... steal for want of a better word. Is it acceptable to do this with the live2d.min.js. This also includes pushing it through something like 'RegPack' to really mess up the final resultant file.
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Terms and conditions related to our SDK applies to its beta version. But our SDK for WebGL should work the way it should. Please let us know if you find any bugs. As for the license exemption thing, we changed our policy, and you no longer need to submit the exemption form.
Regarding obfuscating the library files, the terms and conditions do prohibit modification. Please see under '5.1.1 No Modifications'
http://www.live2d.com/en/sdk_license_cubism_indie
As for obfuscation. It seems a shame as it is quite a well-known practice in the web-world to do this. We aren't modifying the code, the functionality, just changing the transmission. But I understand that you will have no way of knowing this if you can't see the original code.
It shall be excluded from any automated libraries.
I should say ... I'm not very good at reading those licences .... hence why I had to ask... Many people nowadays add a TL;DR version (or too many words can't see what I need to see) ... a few simple obvious statements ... it may help people like me.
The terms and conditions do indeed prohibit modification, but I don't think that obfuscating in your case would be considered illegal modification.