[BBS] Edibles Prop Pack [v1]

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:framed_picture: Features

  • All the props are TOS friendly
  • 700+ props in under 100 MB
  • Every prop made from scratch
  • Every texture made from scratch
  • Every animation made from scratch
  • 0.9 gray vertex painted textures
  • Textures baked directly onto the props
  • Plans to add more props over time

:chart: This Pack Also Includes :

  • National food/drink of the majority of countries :earth_africa:
  • Foods/drinks for all restaurant jobs :plate_with_cutlery:
  • Generalized animations for all props :clapper:
  • Single props for two-handed food items :raised_hand:
  • Multiple variations for each prop type (e.g., pizza :pizza:)

:warning: Caveats & Dependency:

  • This is a prop pack meaning no depedency
  • No prop images yet – will be added in future updates
  • Some props may need tweaks in your inventory (animation positions, eating/drinking durations)
  • If You Need Help Contact us for Further Support.
Assets are accessible No
Subscription-based No
Polygons (model and LOD) 100-600 Per Prop (low-high)
Texture size and amount Baked 512x512
Requirements & dependencies Nothing
Support Yes
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the assets are escrow or open source? in this page says accesible but in your tebex description says escrow

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You are absolutely right, I’m sorry about the confusion. Updated the topic

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If I’m not mistaken, you use so-called “real brands” such as Pellegrino and Tomato Ketchup for some props.

But aren’t those prohibited?

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Having the same size or a similar name to a real-life brand does not make it prohibited. For example, you mentioned the tomato ketchup prop, but the real-life counterpart also has “Heinz” written on it, while “Tomato Ketchup” itself is a universal term and cannot be claimed exclusively.

As for the props with similar names, I have deliberately misspelled a few words or created “fake” mascots and “fake” logos for every brand I used. None of the props contain actual real-life branding, unless I may have overlooked something (which I highly doubt).

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You may want to double check that, cause even similarities violate TOS even if they don’t breach specific copyright laws. The approximate imitation of a product with the intention to represent a real life brand would class as a violation and violate TOS. If you weren’t selling them then you would be find, if it was a free resource then you get a bit of protection but if you are trying to profit i.e. sell the items etc then that violates the brands original intellectual property. Just be careful because “immitating” that many brands will likely cause issues.

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