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# 1 07-04-2009 , 09:12 AM

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So I own a copy of Maya Unlimited 2008 Student version. I would like to upgrade and I found a version of maya that says.

"Autodesk Maya Unlimited 2009 Student Superpack (1 Year License)(WIn/Mac*)"

Now what I am wondering is, what does the one year license allow? Does it mean you can release the stuff you make commercaily or what?

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# 2 07-04-2009 , 04:22 PM

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I just bought the autodesk maya unlimited 2009 student superpack (perpetual license), so I would assume it's the same thing except that you can only use it for a year. It's a great deal and there's no watermarks or anything. Everything is the same as commercial, EXCEPT, you cannot use it for any commercial reasons (i.e. no selling stuff).
I can't remember the fine details, but if you need more info, I can send you the license agreement text if you can't find it online. Hope that helps.

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# 3 07-04-2009 , 11:42 PM

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Sure, send me the license. that'd be great. user added image

here is my email

Sorablader@hotmail.com

Thanks.

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# 4 08-04-2009 , 12:48 AM

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Here's the license agreement. (I figured it would be simpler to just attach it in a reply and in case others want to see it)
I think the relevant section is 2.2.5.