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Quick question about WebSocket Control licensing

Username: dazed55
Post Date: 2026-07-09 09:30:56
Hi! I'm building a small paid color-picker utility that would send SET_BRUSH_COLOR events to Rebelle 8 Pro when a user picks a color — no strokes or frame automation, just live color sync. Is it OK to sell this as a feature of a paid tool, as long as it's clearly marked as a third-party tool requiring Rebelle 8 Pro (per EULA 1.4(d))? Does anyone know if this is allowed?
Username: Veronika Escape Motions
Post Date: 2026-07-09 10:03:19
Hi [USER=15433]@dazed55[/USER] , Based on your description, your integration is limited to sending brush color changes to Rebelle while all painting is performed manually by the artist. Your application does not automate painting, generate brush strokes, or create animation. Our EULA explicitly allows developers to create and distribute third-party companion applications that interface with Rebelle's WebSocket Control, provided that: - Rebelle itself is not bundled, redistributed, or sublicensed; - the application is clearly identified as a third-party tool requiring Rebelle; - it does not circumvent Rebelle's licensing model; and - users comply with the applicable licensing requirements.
Username: dazed55
Post Date: 2026-07-09 10:29:55
[QUOTE="Veronika Escape Motions, post: 33668, member: 6"] Hi [USER=15433]@dazed55[/USER] , Based on your description, your integration is limited to sending brush color changes to Rebelle while all painting is performed manually by the artist. Your application does not automate painting, generate brush strokes, or create animation. Our EULA explicitly allows developers to create and distribute third-party companion applications that interface with Rebelle's WebSocket Control, provided that: - Rebelle itself is not bundled, redistributed, or sublicensed; - the application is clearly identified as a third-party tool requiring Rebelle; - it does not circumvent Rebelle's licensing model; and - users comply with the applicable licensing requirements. [/QUOTE] Thank you for your confirmation!