Coined from the blend of "Freedo" (suggesting freedom) and "Scale" (referring to size), this license grants broad usage rights to individuals, hobbyists, and small businesses, while imposing commercial restrictions and contribution requirements on large enterprises or high-revenue users.
| Tool | Example Application | |-------|----------------------| | Radial Bend | Convert a straight staircase into a curved one | | Twist | Create a helical ramp or DNA-style sculpture | | Stretch | Lengthen a bridge model without redoing end details | | Taper | Design a tapered column or pyramid roof | | Shear | Adjust a building’s side to match a sloping site | Fredoscale License
If you have decided to release your software under the Fredoscale License, follow this checklist to ensure legal enforceability. Coined from the blend of "Freedo" (suggesting freedom)
In the rapidly evolving world of digital design and Computer-Aided Design (CAD), efficiency is the currency of success. For architects, engineers, and 3D modelers using SketchUp, few tools have been as transformative as the FredoScale plugin. It revolutionized how professionals manipulate geometry, allowing for complex transformations that native tools struggle to perform. However, behind every powerful software tool lies the legal and operational framework that governs its use: the license. For architects, engineers, and 3D modelers using SketchUp,
In the ever-evolving landscape of software licensing, developers and enterprises are constantly searching for a middle ground between the "copyleft" rigidity of the GPL and the permissive "do-anything" nature of the MIT license. Enter the —a nuanced, fair-use-oriented licensing model designed to bridge the gap between open-source collaboration and commercial sustainability.
, allowing you to activate the plugin on up to three different computers simultaneously. Trial Period: 30-day free trial with full features enabled from the first day of usage. Requirements for Activation
The license operates on three primary tiers, often color-coded in official documentation: