DaveMB

I may have updated that entry before I left GG, but I can't recall. I know that I was working on getting all of the various accounts consolidated and I had to gain access to that account since it had been owned by someone who had left before me. But it's been more than two years now, so my memory is extremely hazy. Hopefully GG has access to it to update the information.

There are some definite legal logistics to be concerned with in any migration between ownership. But here's a pretty easy breakdown of the best and easiest way to make the transition.

If you have made the resource for Torque 3D 1.2 or the open source release, then the resource can pretty much come over without problem. If you made the resource with a prior version of T3D, then it should still be able to come over, as long as you port it to the first version of the open source release (or better yet, the latest release) and publish it here. That's if you created it, since you can re-post your original work.

If a resource has been released on the open source version under the original terms of the MIT license, then you are also good to go in replicating it.

If it was a resource made for TGE, TGEA, etc, then it is pretty much locked in the black box of GG's agreement to not share source with people who are not owners of the original software. Since there was proprietary code in TGE/A, they will not be released and those resources are a lost cause (outside of the local option for people who want them).

Just a few thoughts from the peanut gallery.