Hi, are they all assets are appropriate marked on “project license” use ? If I use asset filter as “project license” asset library looks poor (vehicle, outdoors etc.)
Don’t advertise that you have thousands of assets, because the end user utilizing the software for commercial purposes might be in for an unpleasant surprise.
Hi @2xmprojekt
Thank you for bringing this up. It’s a valid concern, and we completely understand how this impacts commercial workflows.
To clarify how the library works: yes, all assets are accurately marked. Assets in D5 fall under two distinct categories:
- Project License: Cleared for commercial projects and client deliverables.
- Non-Commercial / Personal Use: Intended strictly for personal work.
When you filter by “Project License,” every asset that appears is fully cleared for commercial use, so you don’t need to manually verify them individually.
That said, we recognize your point. It’s frustrating to filter for commercial assets only to find limited options in key categories like vehicles or outdoor elements, especially when relying on D5 for client work. We take this feedback very seriously, and we are actively addressing it in two ways:
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Expanding the Project License Collection: Our content team is actively prioritizing expanding the library of assets cleared for full commercial use, specifically focusing on underrepresented categories like vehicles and outdoors.
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Improving License Transparency: We are reviewing how asset counts and licensing terms are communicated in our marketing and inside the software, making sure commercial users have complete clarity upfront without unexpected surprises.
In the meantime, keeping the “Project License” filter enabled is the best way to ensure all assets in your scene are cleared for client deliverables.
If there are specific assets or models you urgently need for your commercial projects that aren’t currently available under this license, please let us know.
Thank you again for holding us accountable and sharing this feedback with us.