LF: Webkiller by Strawbunny
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Just a quick bump to give everyone a heads-up. The creator has applied a Gonso Licence to Webkiller which requires a licence code to unlock, which can be found on the installation guide for the model. More creators are using the Gonso system (e.g. Uniii by Naiii)
To your license key is needed for uploading the avatar, after using your license key it will be locked to the account you have uploaded the avatar to
HOW TO: Access the Gonso Licenser window located at the top of the interface. Enter your valid license key into the designated field and proceed by selecting the 'Unlock' option". After that, your avatar will appear on the scene.
In other words, it is very difficult to share any avatars that creators apply the Gonso licensing system, since it locks to that one account only. Judging from what is implied how it functions, I don't think you can transfer the licence to a different account either. So, if you lose your vrc account. It is likely the avatar might not be recoverable since it is stuck with the account you uploaded it on.
I only discuss eastern market products such as BOOTH.
I'm not interested in western market creator communities in general due to their lack of maturity, respect & professionalism in general. Too much toxicity, sociopathy & narcissism. Especially greed.
Abuse & stalking is still wrong no matter what. No one explicitly consented to being treated badly. If something is not in your circle of control that you cannot adjust. Do not think nor worry about it anymore.
Unethical businesses do not deserve to have an audience nor to be supported.
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You can transfer the license to a new account, you can just ask the creator to do it and they can do it so even if you lost your account you can just transfer it to the new account
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Just a quick bump to give everyone a heads-up. The creator has applied a Gonso Licence to Webkiller which requires a licence code to unlock, which can be found on the installation guide for the model. More creators are using the Gonso system (e.g. Uniii by Naiii)
To your license key is needed for uploading the avatar, after using your license key it will be locked to the account you have uploaded the avatar to
HOW TO: Access the Gonso Licenser window located at the top of the interface. Enter your valid license key into the designated field and proceed by selecting the 'Unlock' option". After that, your avatar will appear on the scene.
In other words, it is very difficult to share any avatars that creators apply the Gonso licensing system, since it locks to that one account only. Judging from what is implied how it functions, I don't think you can transfer the licence to a different account either. So, if you lose your vrc account. It is likely the avatar might not be recoverable since it is stuck with the account you uploaded it on.
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You can transfer the license to a new account, you can just ask the creator to do it and they can do it so even if you lost your account you can just transfer it to the new account
@BaldurPorta I hope you're right, as that would be reassuring, since some creators are more guarded than others. It would be devastating if you weren't allowed to do that. Be a shame if it was considered "one avatar key to one account device only' kind of thing and be told you can't do that unless you purchase the avatar again
I have tried digging around for any digital storefront for the Gonso thingy with not much luck. However, when I dig through the discords of the creators that have the Gonso systems installed on their avatars.
There seems to be one particular individual that pops up that seems to know what they're talking about. I would take it with a grain of salt, for now they could be the creator of said Gonso system, maybe? Based on having a username similar to the system, but I could be incorrect. Their name is Gonsodany (Discord - gonsodany#8035).
I did look into their discord server, but as far as I found, there still isn't a digital store for the public. So my theory based on the fact they do commissions is they sell the Gonso system via direct DMs with a manual and troubleshooting guide for creators to step up themselves. So they would know the ins and outs of how the system works and safely be able to remove the feature without issue. The other is that he does commissions where he installs the system for these creators that want it on their avatars
I do apologise if I couldn't find any useful information. I think possibly the only option is to give it a few months as more information about the system comes out later. Not sure if anyone will be able to remove it unless they knew the technicalities on how it runs on unity and coding. It would be a bit risky to not have a failsafe, since Unity can be a bit silly sometimes.
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gonsodany is the creator of the system
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they protect creators avatars on commissions, its not in any store, you have to talk to them directly for it
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Just a quick bump to give everyone a heads-up. The creator has applied a Gonso Licence to Webkiller which requires a licence code to unlock, which can be found on the installation guide for the model. More creators are using the Gonso system (e.g. Uniii by Naiii)
To your license key is needed for uploading the avatar, after using your license key it will be locked to the account you have uploaded the avatar to
HOW TO: Access the Gonso Licenser window located at the top of the interface. Enter your valid license key into the designated field and proceed by selecting the 'Unlock' option". After that, your avatar will appear on the scene.
In other words, it is very difficult to share any avatars that creators apply the Gonso licensing system, since it locks to that one account only. Judging from what is implied how it functions, I don't think you can transfer the licence to a different account either. So, if you lose your vrc account. It is likely the avatar might not be recoverable since it is stuck with the account you uploaded it on.
@Miss-Tera how does this work if you already have ripped avis on your account?
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maybe it depends when you ripped it, im not sure when you got it ripped, but if he/she implemented it before you ripped it, it should be good
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