This needs to be fix to prevent wearables / objects from being copied
I can explain how to copy the .glb/.gltf file from *.decentraland.org, however i will
wait for @dao @admins to comment before I show how to copy files
from in-game, off the market place, and from the forum.
Which can be achieved by people whom have very little computer skills. There is no software to install, nor using any external website.
Thanks I’m very interested in learning.
Why learn people this…
Looking forward to your explanation. This is not a small matter.
Dang… You’re right. But unfortunately the previewer has to download the files to showcase them.
Correct, as the previewer send’s a API GET to https://peer-ap1.decentraland.org/
Not sure how much of an issue that is though. After all “Decentraland** is an open -source initiative to build a decentralized virtual reality.”
Also it also looks like the review committee already has access to the glb files ( and these are the same persons who also make and sale wearables ). So they my get to learn some knew technic. I figure they have access based on this post:
https://forum.decentraland.org/t/collection-roustan-sparkle-shark-head-created-by-roustan-is-ready-for-review/8292
This is right, the developers were saying that due to the platform being open source people can download glb files from the game so they make it a feature in the builder for most people. (Not just committee members)
The committee can download files also but we only usually do it to check wearables are meeting size requirements, standard guidelines or if there’s something wrong we might need to check like IP issues or setup troubleshooting. Usually we can check most things in Ropsten~
Availability micht change coming up due to the influx of people trying to publish existing models and it’s getting harder to catch! Also with the new client DCL might also be able to prevent downloading a bit more also, not too sure.
The wearable committee has no authority around this topic, only the community and devs.
Decentraland recently also had to remove all the basic wearable files that were on GitHub which were originally intended to help people entering the space have a reference due to people publishing them and being dishonest, which is a shame for the community of creators that actually want to learn.
Let me know if there’s anything else I can help with!
Hi guys, Looking forward to your explanation
Hint: in order for your browser to display something on screen it first needs to download those elements.
Cheers.
I think we - who know how this works - shouldn’t provide such an information here in order not to increase the abuse.
It is quite easy if you know how things work and protection is not possible at the moment. I’ve also been a victim of plagiarism here but also love to see how other ppl made their models - to learn from or to compare it with my own work. It’s more a legal issue than a technical.
There is no need to all computing stuffs all wearables are now downloadable from the builder prob an issues in last builder update XD
Yes, downloading is easy, but i think its required since we have to be able to see on how to test.
Example of why you could need it like me:
Before i didnt understand how to make RGB wearables, i downloaded a example rgb glb file from the forum checked on it in shading.
and tried to understand it from the Shading then i applied what learned on my own wearable, this allowed me to learn without asking anyone.
It’s the comite’s work to check if its copied or not thats why they exist, to help, assist, guide & protect.