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<<But I prefer our law system, not the American one (of course I know american law system only from books/films, so I can be wrong). For copyright problems, maybe the american law system is better, but for crimes, etc. I prefer ours. After all, the problem with meshes is only a problem with the right phrase in the right book.>> Shall I cry or laugh? I suppose you learn how the American business works from the "Dynasty"… <<>Publicly admitting that you've got objects of unknown origin is a good way to >damage your reputation or rather what's left of it. ??????? >> You said that you had meshes from a BBS but didn't know who created them. It is a standard practice to include a description containing the name of the artist and some way of getting in touch with him. It is also common for the BBS carrying files for downloading to include description of each file. If you're saying that you have meshes that you don't know who they were created by then don't expect people like me to treat you seriously. How can you dare to use meshes without knowing who created them and without permission from the artist? In the West you have to pay for somebody's work if you want to use it, unless explicitly stated otherwise. It so happens that I am involved in creating 3D meshes for a living. I would be very angry if someone distributed work created by me or my employees without permission and without paying for it. It would end up in court. BTW. I friendly suggest that you attend a good English course. It seems that you have problem understanding some messages here. Kassia C. Buchwald (Bitmap Studios Ltd.)