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Originally Posted by TheDarkWraith
If you bought the SH5 game you have a license to all the files contained in it. As long as I don't modify any dlls or exe there is no legal ground for anyone to stand on. Furthermore since the app asks you to point it to your granny2.dll file it is using your licensed copy of it.
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So you're saying you could take any program it's core files, reverse engineer it or use libraries from it, but as long as you don't distribute those files (since the user has them already) you are in the clear... Trust me, that won't stand in court. Anywhere. Even I 'touched' illegal grounds by simply looking at SH4's .ACT files but at least I did not use any game libraries...
Now if RAD doesn't care, good for you and SH5, but that doesn't make it legal.
But anyways, this is an old discussion I don't care getting into...