heyas;
i'm creating a building tool/base for making flappy flexi wingsets. while my 'edge rotate function' is open source, this pair of scripts has more to it and does all kinds of fancy things. so, what i want to do is have the user be able to buy this tool, build a wingset, edit parameters for animation, and then turn around and sell the finished product to other people.
to this end, ive made the wing scripts no modify, so people can't lift the code. but ive made the main script modify so people can tinker with the inputs. should i, instead, make the script read inputs from a notecard so it, too, can be no-looky?
...actually, i suppose i would need to do other 'tricks' to make sure people just dont pass the raw code around (looky or no-looky). perhaps the way puppeteer 'publishes' its animation or something. i suppose the real, main code passes variables to the transferable code, then deletes itself. and the transferable code part can never, ever be 'reset' or there goes all your data.
i dont know, what do you guys think?