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# Can I sell the files generated by Transmutr Artist?

**No, you need a Transmutr Studio license to be allowed to sell the files** generated by Transmutr. Including but not limited to: \*.skp files, \*.vrmesh files and \*.mesh.thea files.\
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There are two exceptions in which case you are allowed to sell the files generated by Transmutr Artist:\
\- The files are created as a commission, and you sell them to the commissioner only. But the commissioner cannot sell them.\
\- You sell them through the 3D Bazaar marketplace\
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**Why**, you ask?\
Because we feel it's fair that if you are a content creator for whom Transmutr is an actual production tool, you pay extra compared to a 3D artist who uses Transmutr just to add a few objects to a render, for example. \
Separating these two types of licenses allows us to offer an inexpensive Artist License.

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