INITIALIZING CORE SYSTEM . . .
LOADING GEOMETRY ENGINE . . .
ESTABLISHING SECURE CONNECTION . . .
ACCESS GRANTED.
Acquiring any file, whether a single object or a full geometric set, binds you to specific usage parameters. The core rule remains constant: you are licensing structural data for scene integration, not buying the rights to act as its creator.
PERMITTED OPERATIONS
- [ ✓ ] Commercial Integration: Insert the geometry into final compiled projects. A playable game application or a pre-rendered architectural visualization serves as a perfect example. The original polygons and pixel maps must be securely locked away from the end user.
- [ ✓ ] Structural Modification: Alter the polygon count, adjust the UV layout, or paint over the diffuse maps. You maintain full freedom to edit the technical parameters to match specific lighting setups in your scenes.
STRICT RESTRICTIONS
- [ ⨯ ] Format Agnostic Resale: Distributing the geometry or image data as standalone files is strictly forbidden. Changing file extensions from FBX to OBJ, or converting PNG images to JPG formats, does not bypass this rule.
- [ ⨯ ] Derivative Competitors: Repackaging modified versions for the asset market. You cannot drag a few vertices, alter the texture hue, and upload the result as your own original 3D product. The files serve as components for larger media, not as base meshes for competing digital stores.
- [ ⨯ ] False Ownership: Claiming original authorship. Showing the final rendered object or the unlit base mesh on a portfolio site and stating you constructed the geometry from scratch violates the agreement.
- [ ⨯ ] Primary Value Products: Building applications where the polygon mesh acts as the sole attraction. Creating an interactive model viewer focused entirely on spinning the exact provided geometry on a pedestal falls outside acceptable use.
OPERATOR LIMITS
- [ > ] Single Seat Validation: Standard acquisition covers one human operator. If a development studio requires multiple workstations to load the raw files simultaneously, separate licensing protocols apply.
1. DOMAIN RULES
Browsing this directory implies agreement with basic operational limits. The interface is provided "as is" without guarantees of constant uptime.
- [ > ] Automated scraping of image directories wastes server bandwidth and leads to IP blocking.
- [ > ] Attempting to inject external code into the contact forms will trigger security firewalls.
2. EXTERNAL COMMERCE
Purchases happen off-site. Clicking a store link routes your session to Gumroad. Once you land on their checkout page, their merchant rules take full control over the transaction process.
1. DATA COLLECTION
This static terminal acts purely as a routing hub. It lacks user account systems entirely.
- [ > ] The code contains zero marketing pixels or hidden tracking scripts.
- [ > ] The server records basic IP pings, which is a fundamental requirement for the host to defend against traffic attacks. I do not read or extract this data.
2. DIRECT COMMUNICATION
If you email a specific hardware request, that text chain stays in an encrypted inbox. I delete reference images upon completing the agreed polygon delivery.
OFFICIAL CHANNELS
Communication regarding file parameters or polygon limits happens through specific channels.
- [ > ] Direct Email: zekson3d@gmail.com is the primary inbox for hardware requests.
- [ > ] Social Direct Messages: Instagram acts as a secondary channel for visual confirmations.
