Licence

Two kinds of licence

A server licence covers one DayZ server, named by its IP and game port, and every player on it. A player licence covers one player, named by their Steam64, on any server whose owner installs it for them.

On a server running LBmaster's SkinSystem, the files in a player licence apply the skins to that player only. Elsewhere nothing in the game enforces it, so the licence does: if a server gives the skins to more than the licensed player, it needs a server licence.

You may

• install the files on the licensed server, or on a server where the licensed player plays;
• give the mod folder to that server's players as part of its client mods, so they can see the skins there.

You may not

• resell, share or publish the files, or include them in a modpack offered to other servers;
• change the textures and pass them off as your own, or remove the licence;
• use the skins on a server, or for a player, other than the one named in the licence;
• under a player licence, give the skins to players other than the one named in it.

Cosmetic only

The skins change how an item looks and nothing else. If you run a monetised server, Bohemia Interactive's monetisation rules apply to how you offer them to your players.