# Huldraheim Studio — Workstations & Processing License 1.0

Licensor: Huldraheim Studio. Licensee: the person or studio purchasing this pack from an authorized Huldraheim Studio storefront.

To the extent of the rights the Licensor holds, the Licensee receives a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to use, copy and modify the included artwork and example code in any number of personal or commercial games, applications and related promotional materials.

Employees and contractors may access the files solely to work on the Licensee's projects. They may not retain the pack for unrelated projects or redistribute it. Deliver finished projects with the assets incorporated; do not provide the pack as a reusable asset collection. A client receiving reusable source assets for independent use must hold their own license.

Do not sell, share, sublicense or redistribute the artwork or editable source files as standalone assets, an asset pack, a stock library or a competing template collection, including modified versions. Do not claim that you created the original pack. Credit to Huldraheim Studio is appreciated but not required for the pack artwork.

Do not use the PixelLab-generated artwork to train or fine-tune generative models without the permissions required by the applicable upstream terms. Third-party restrictions cannot be waived by this license.

The purchase does not grant exclusivity, ownership of the Huldraheim Studio name, or a guarantee of copyright protection for every individual AI-assisted element. It grants the permissions described above for rights the Licensor can grant.

Noto Sans is separately licensed under the included SIL Open Font License. Godot and its third-party components retain their own licenses; these are not restricted by the pack's no-redistribution condition. Keep their required notices when distributing them.

The pack is supplied as provided, without a promise of compatibility with every engine or device. Nothing in this license removes mandatory consumer rights or rights that cannot legally be excluded.