Can I use a CC BY Scene to develop new scene and sell it as PC content?

[Pig Bros Productions]

Hi everyones.
As I wrote in the title I'm guessing if there is any problem to do someting something like that.
I know the CC BY license can permit everything just crediting the original creator, but if I resell the same scene changing just the looks inside is it permitted?

Other case similar but different.
I buy a scene frome a creator CC BY license, and from this scene I get the inspiration to expand the scene changing looks, creating a lot of animation and using the same Asset CC BY scenario.

Thanks

 

[murn]

You are free to do that except with ND, NC. PC. You will need permission from the creator for any of those. You can have a read here also as the question is similar.
And read here also
https://hub.virtamate.com/forums/policies.39/

 

[EasyVam]

Hi everyones.
As I wrote in the title I'm guessing if there is any problem to do someting something like that.
I know the CC BY license can permit everything just crediting the original creator, but if I resell the same scene changing just the looks inside is it permitted?

Other case similar but different.
I buy a scene frome a creator CC BY license, and from this scene I get the inspiration to expand the scene changing looks, creating a lot of animation and using the same Asset CC BY scenario.

Thanks

Generally, yes!

It is unusual that you have to "buy" a CC-BY Scene though. To avoid potential license mistakes/misunderstandings and/or unnecessary conflicts, id suggest that you reach out to the creator nicely and ask before you go ahead.

 

[Farger]

The simple answer to your question is "yes." ☺

 

[MacGruber]

Sure, you can take something CC BY and sell it. But you have to credit the original author, mention the license...which means your customers can easily find the original scene. So, nobody will buy, it if you don't add any meaningful value.

Another note, if a scene is CC-BY, it could still depend on other VAR package that aren't.

You are free to do that except with ND, NC. PC

Also except SA, which forces you to keep the original license.

And yes, as EasyVaM said, talking to people and asking permission is always the best approach. Even if you technically don't need permission.