If you distribute your edit, you must include the Sour ReadMe as well as your own ReadMe along with it.Unlike TDA, there are no exceptions to this rule.You cannot use a Sour part on a non-Sour model.Sour is not responsible for any damages that’s been caused by the models.Please respect TDA’s models and decisions!.You cannot use this model for R18, political, religious, spreading hate, violating public order, or claiming the model as your own.
You cannot take parts from models that don’t allow editing and attach them to a TDA model.This rule is okay to break IF you’re editing the model for a picture or video where TDA Append Miku is the main focus, but the edited model CANNOT be redistributed.You cannot use a TDA part on a non-TDA model.This includes both swimsuit bases and naked bases.You cannot redistribute the original model without editing.If you distribute your edit, you must include both the Japanese and English TDA ReadMe along with it, call your edit TDA Styled _, and credit TDA along with the editors.Remove the CRYPTON logo on the ankle if it’s present, simply replace the body texture with body00_MikuAp.tga.Editing is allowed, but there are some limits:.If you want to use models with TDA parts for commercial use (making any kind of money off of it), you need to get permission from both Crypton Future Media Inc.TDA is not responsible for any damages that’s been caused by the models.The vocaloid models must be used in a way that follows the Piapro Character License.So here is a basic rundown of all of these model types’ rules, referencing directly from their original README. TDA, Sour, YYB, Cham, and Montecore are some of the most popular model types people like to use for models, but some of their rules can be confusing and are often broken (whether intentional or not). What are the rules of TDA/Sour/YYB/Cham/Montecore models? What do these rules mean? How can I avoid breaking them? Rules of Common MMD Models…
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