Sphax wrote:I don't think that Mojang have any right for the things done for Minecraft if those things do not use anything from Minecraft itself.
Their EULA is so poorly written and doesn't define what they mean by "content". Most people interpret it to be in-game creations, but content broadly defined is something expressed via a particular medium. As such, the English language being used broadly, would suggest that a resourcepack made to work with Minecraft would be considered game content and the EULA states that "If you make any content available on or through our Game, you must give us permission to use, copy, modify and adapt that content."
Soooooooo, you own your work, but so does Mojang just because they made the game and you've agreed to the EULA when you bought, downloaded and played it.
Like I said though, it hinges on how Mojang are defining "content". The EULA doesn't explicitly name textures or resourcepacks at any point.
