What is BeamNG's stance in terms of the use of their assets?

I've been curious about this for a while now. I've seen Grand Theft Auto V mods where they take BeamNG vehicles and turn them into something lore-friendly. Some were taken down, but others were not.

In another case, the game Live For Speed was given a recent update to add official vehicle mod support. The condition, however, is that vehicles must not be models from other games or copyrighted content, UNLESS they have permission. LucasBE's 1994 ETK K-Series mod for BeamNG was turned into an LFS car mod with explicit permission from LucasBE. Although this is a mod and not something official from BeamNG, I figured this would still be a good example.

In any case, how does BeamNG's staff feel officially in terms of the use of their assets? Especially for the use of mods in other video games, since in most cases, mods are almost always free and are not for financial gain for the user who makes them.

For example, if someone began converting BeamNG's official vehicle roster into mods for Live For Speed, would this be acceptable? Are there certain conditions and/or agreements that must be met? Are they against the conversions into Grand Theft Auto V that people have been doing?

 

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Maybe @Leeloo would know

 

Well.. It's stealing assets, not sure what else there is to say.

 

Im fairly certain they dont want most of the vehicles to be reuploaded to other places. Gabester, the guy who made alot of the earlier models in the game, did not want people to reupload his work to other games, or even try to import some of his Rigs of Rods vehicles into BeamNG due to concerns about how they would reflect the quality of the game, and how they would represent the brands, lore, etc.

If it was me I would either not do it or make a model from scratch to look like the BeamNG vehicles