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Pavel, Your lawyer's premise is unfounded and shows his total lack of understanding about 3D meshes and 3D scanners. It is a total impossibility to get the same 3D scan on the same 3D scanner even if the scans are done back to back. The technology simply does not work that way. Regardless of what your lawyer says, mesh entities are extremely unique and can be copyrighted. This aspect goes far beyond the "look and feel" aspect of copyrighting. A mesh is a very unique entity that can easily be defined by it's point relationship in 3D space. Paul