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Summary:
1. GPL License
2. LGPL License
3. HARFANG Commercial License
4. Third-party Licenses
1. GPL License
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
The HARFANG 3D framework Copyright (C) 2016 Emmanuel Julien, NWNC HARFANG.
For the Commercial License, see https://www.harfang3d.com/license
You may use, distribute and copy the HARFANG 3D framework under the terms of
GNU General Public License version 3.
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The HARFANG 3D framework Copyright (C) 2016 Emmanuel Julien, NWNC HARFANG.
For the Commercial License, see https://www.harfang3d.com/license
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HARFANG® Commercial Licence GENERAL CONDITIONS OF USE AND LICENCE FOR HARFANG®
SOFTWARE
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The company NWNC HARFANG (hereinafter referred to as “NWNC”) is a simplified
joint stock company with a capital of 4 300 000 Euros, registered at the Orleans
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located at 5 Rue de la Lionne, 45000 ORLEANS, FRANCE. The company’s e-mail
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NWNC is dedicated to the creation of human-machine-interfaces for industry,
research, private and defense sectors.
In this context, the company has developed a real-time 3D engine (hereinafter
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NWNC shall make the SOFTWARE available to users (hereinafter referred to as “the
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The SOFTWARE is made available through the project hosting platform GITHUB
within the framework of a private repository entitled “Harfang 3D”.
A link to GITHUB can be found on the HARFANG website (hereinafter referred to as
“the WEBSITE”).
The WEBSITE is owned and published by NWNC. Mr. Francois GUTHERZ is the
WEBSITE’s Publication Director.
OVH Limited is the WEBSITE host, located at 3 Southwark Street, London, SE1 1RQ,
United Kingdom.
The purpose of these General Conditions is to clarify the conditions under which
NWNC makes the SOFTWARE available to USERS under the terms of this Commercial
Licence.
Article 1 – Definitions
REQUEST: process by which the USER applies for this SOFTWARE Commercial Licence.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE: document released to the USER by NWNC, to inform the
FINAL USER that the USER benefits properly from the terms of this Commercial
Licence, entering into force on the same day as the COMMERCIALISATION
DECLARATION.
CONTRIBUTION: any original creation (or modification, addition, etc. of the
SOFTWARE source code) for which the USER expects to own the copyright under
applicable law.
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WEBSITE to inform it of the imminent COMMERCIAL USE of a FINAL PRODUCT.
SOFTWARE: the SOFTWARE which is the subject of this Commercial Licence, in any
version and/or language.
FINAL PRODUCT: any software (software or hardware), equipment or product whose
creation, design or production has been facilitated by or contains the SOFTWARE,
including partially, either modified or unmodified, in the form of object code
only, in the FINAL PRODUCT.
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DOWNLOADING: the process by which the SOFTWARE is installed.
USER: any professional under the terms of French Consumer Code, who may have
downloaded the SOFTWARE in source code through this Commercial Licence.
FINAL USER: private individual or legal entity who may have acquired a FINAL
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directly or indirectly benefit from the creation, distribution and
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in favour of NWNC, in compliance with the tariff which entered into force on the
same day as the COMMERCIALISATION DECLARATION.
NON-COMMERCIAL USE: refers to the USER’s use of the SOFTWARE at the project
stage of a FINAL PRODUCT for commercial purposes.
Article 2 - General Principles
The original version of these General Conditions is in French. The French text
forms the sole legal basis and will prevail over any other version of the
document.
DOWNLOADING and using the SOFTWARE are subject to prior acceptance of these
General Conditions.
These General Conditions are systematically available and may be downloaded and
printed by the USER prior to any Download.
Any DOWNLOAD and subsequent usage implies full and unequivocal acceptance of
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The General Conditions in force are those published on the WEBSITE and/or the
Harfang 3D private repository on the GITHUB platform, on the day of DOWNLOAD, or
the date on which the COMMERCIALISATION DECLARATION is received, or during any
other later use of the SOFTWARE.
The USER will be informed of any modification in the current conditions
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accept the new General Conditions on the WEBSITE.
A printed copy of the General Conditions in addition to any information sent by
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application of these General Conditions in the same way and under the same
conditions as any other document written and retained in paper format.
The failure to exercise, at any time, a prerogative recognised by these General
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performance of commitments outlined herein.
In the event that any of the General Conditions should be regarded as illegal or
non-binding by a judicial decision, the other provisions shall remain in force.
These General Conditions are applicable while the USER is accessing and browsing
the WEBSITE and throughout their use of the private repository on the GITHUB
platform and the SOFTWARE.
NWNC reserves the right to adapt and modify these General Conditions, its
WEBSITE functionalities, the SOFTWARE and SOFTWARE operating rules at any time.
Consequently, NWNC invites the USER to consult the General Conditions before
each new DOWNLOAD or use of the SOFTWARE.
Article 3 – Legal Age and Capacity
The USER declares that he/she has the legal capacity to enter into this
contract, the conditions of which are detailed below. This means that the USER
is of legal age and is not under trusteeship or guardianship.
Article 4 – Purpose of these General Conditions
These General Conditions of Use and Licence to Use the SOFTWARE aim at defining
the legal and financial conditions of the Commercial Licence awarded to the
SOFTWARE USER.
In addition, they govern the USER’s browsing and their USE of the WEBSITE.
Article 5 – SOFTWARE Installation
5.1. Pre-requisites for SOFTWARE installation
In order to ensure optimal performance of the SOFTWARE, basic SOFTWARE
components are required on the installation computer. These are available at:
www.harfang3d.com/requirements.
The USER is solely responsible for the configuration and good working order of
his/her equipment, network access and software settings required for using the
SOFTWARE.
5.2. DOWNLOAD Methods
After having accepted these General Terms and Conditions of Use by ticking the
relevant box, the USER will be able to download the SOFTWARE in source code
format using a fork carried out from the GITHUB platform via the “Harfang 3D”
private repository.
Beforehand, NWNC will request that the USER:
if the latter already has a GITHUB account: enters their GITHUB username on the
WEBSITE and accepts this agreement via a checkbox. The WEBSITE will communicate
with GITHUB in order to register the USER as a member of the “Harfang 3D”
private repository;
if the latter does not have a GITHUB account: creates a GITHUB account and goes
to the WEBSITE to consult the General Conditions of use and accept them via a
checkbox. GITHUB will then be informed of the USER’s associate status to the
“Harfang 3D” private repository.
In all cases, GITHUB and NWNC will send an e-mail to the USER’s chosen address,
informing the USER that he/she has been added to HARFANG’s private repository.