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I think it's just "Lucky Of The Draw" I see them regularly, and just got a load from them.
Walmart Store
Walmart Trailer
From Billboards to Trailers, and Buildings to Gas Stations, the feel of immersions is just awesome.
Thanks for being a part of our Modding Community.🏆👍
Keep On Trucking.
I'm not going to draw this into a lengthy legalese text, but here are the facts:
1. The Mod Author doesn't work for the game Developers/Publishers (Very Important}.
2. Falls under the "Fair Usage Act" (Most Important}.
3. The "Steam Workshop" has a Disclaimer protecting Mod Authors (The Dispute would have to be filed against Steam/Valve, not the Author.
Copyright Lawsuits have been filed many times in the early days against the "FREE" Modding Community (Cities Skylines, Grand Theft Auto & Rig 'N' Roll), and none were successful.
Something along the line of "used with explicit permission" and such good stuff holds a lot more weight. Especially when that permission is provided in writing and approved by the owners of such property.
Just saying.