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That doesn’t answer my question. I asked you what the license is, and that is not a license. I already saw you said that in the description, and I would not have asked what the license was if that answered that question.

What’s the license? CC0?

What’s the license? CC0?

Well, I guess that’s as much confirmation that they’re CC0 as any.

Could you put that in the description so other people can see that?

What’s the license? CC0? If so, I’ll add these to my collection of high-quality, lo-fi CC0 assets.

Great work! Added to my collection of high-quality, lo-fi CC0 assets!

Also great seeing more people realizing they can release paid assets as CC0 :)

Is that a yes?

Not really.

Just so you’re aware, “CC-NR” isn’t an actual Creative Commons license, as you can’t create one by prefixing “CC-” to custom terms. If someone doing serious commercial work gets into a dispute over this, your license may not hold up. You’d be better off using an established license like CC-BY-NC-ND which covers most of what you’re trying to restrict here.

I did leave them alone… Two months ago.

And the fact that it’s super-clean/nice doesn’t resolve the fact that they didn’t provide a license, which is what I was asking for. Why is it wrong for me to ask for an actual license in order to cover my bases?

Also if it is CC0, then I am free to use/modify/redistribute/etc. this asset however I wish with absolutely zero restriction, effectively a public-domain equivalent license. However, the author clearly stated there are restrictions on how the asset may be used, which makes it clear they are NOT providing it under CC0 licensing.

Thanks for demonstrating why making the license an asset is provided under explicit is so important, however.

Awesome! Added to my list of CC0 3D game assets!

What’s the license? CC0?

It’d be great if these were CC0, but unfortunately, the restrictions prohibit that.

He’ll yeha! Gonna add it to my collection of CC0/Public domain low-poly, hi-quality assets.

What’s the license? CC0?

Awesome! I highly recommend you put that in the description so people will know right away.

Please keep me posted, and show me what you make!

That’s still not a license…

That’s not a license, and “free for commercial use” is pretty open ended. Settling on a concrete, existing license would allow people to know the limits of how they can use it.

What is the license? CC0?

What is the license? CC0?

Would it be fair to say it’s CC0? If so, you should put that int he description. If you do choose CC0, I can add it to my collection of CC0 assets.

Also it appears the cylinder’s texture is backward on the left side of it (when it’s pointing to the left).

What license is this? CC0?

What’s the license? CC0?

What’s the license? CC0?

That’s not a license.

Is attribution required? Then you should pick CC-Attribution.

If not, then CC0.

What’s the license?

What’s the license? CC0?

Sweet. I recommend putting that in the description so people can know immediately. I’ll add it to my collection of high-quality, lo-fi 3D assets.

What license is this? CC0?

Great work. These look way better!

Added to my collection of CC0 assets for lo-fi 3D games.

Added!

Awesome! I’ve added it to my collection of non-Kenney, Quaternius, or Kaykit lo-fi CC0 3D game assets.

Also I recommend you put that it’s CC0 in the description so people will know!

What’s the license? CC0?

Awesome! I’ve added to my collection of non-Kenney, Quaternius, or Kaykit lo-fi CC0 3D game assets!

Because it would have to be CC0 licensed in order to make it in the collection.

Would it be fair of me to assume this and III are also CC0? If so, I recommend you add that to the description, and I’ll add them to my collection of high-quality, lo-fi CC0 3D game assets.

Fantastic! I’ll add it to my collection of lo-fi 3D CC0 assets.

Ah, gotcha. I manage a collection of lo-fi CC0 assets and was gonna add this if it was CC0.

Ah, that’s a shame. I would’ve added it to my lo-fi CC0 assets collection.