3ds Max legal issue

[zanderadrian]

First I hope I posted in the right category.

 

I have a question regarding the legal use of 3ds Max as a student.

Using a student license (not for commercial work) am I allowed to showcase my work on a personal website in order to get a job?

 

I will not offer any service, nor do I intend to sell anything, just a simple gallery and my description, practically an online portfolio.

 

I consider it to be one of those law grey zones so I thought someone might have had this problem before.

 

Thank you.

Edited February 6, 2013 by zanderadrian

[Alex York]

First I hope I posted in the right category.

 

I have a question regarding the legal use of 3ds Max as a student.

Using a student license (not for commercial work) am I allowed to showcase my work on a personal website in order to get a job?

 

I will not offer any service, nor do I intend to sell anything, just a simple gallery and my description, practically an online portfolio.

 

I consider it to be one of those law grey zones so I thought someone might have had this problem before.

 

Thank you.

 

I would imagine this is perfectly acceptable, given that you're not producing content for sale or license. But to be safe you could always contact AD or your reseller directly who will give you an answer quickly, I'm sure.

[Jason Matthews]

1+

 

As long as you are not selling the work then you are fine.

[Scott Schroeder]

1+

 

As long as you are not selling the work then you are fine.

 

+2

 

Yep, you are perfectly fine to showcase work you did with a student license on your portfolio.