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jason becker wrote: What I want is just to use some of these texture for a personal project (not commercial at all), do I have the right ?

Yup, that's fine.....just download the free demo and check it out.....

Those "complaints" are just about people who are rendering out straight textures and reselling them in texture packs without any creative input to them.....perfectly legal to do under the current EULA.....but alot of authors want that restricted.....which would have absolutely no affect on creative use applications like you are doing......

take a look at this page: http://www.filterforge.com/buy/ . that will give a pretty good idea of what you may want.

Filter Forge is a program that produces textures and image effects (on imported images). those textures and effects can be rendered out, many in seamless tiling, for the owner to use as he/she pleases. with the larger versions, you can also create your own filters, and naturally, use as you wish, as well. with the smaller versions, you can only use filters from the library.

the controversy you were talking about is one over the end-user-license-agreement or EULA. currently, it is as steve said, there are no restrictions of using the actual renderings of any filter forge program.

to take them (the displayed textures on the web pages) directly off this/these web pages would be a violation of copyright law, however. seee this page for more on that: http://www.filterforge.com/termsofuse.html