Capcom's "MT Framework" game engine is considered to have a "proprietary" license. What does this mean?

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Unity

It means they don't use any of the free software licenses. It could be completely restricted for in-house use (like MT Framework, seemingly), or it can be licensed to anyone, with very welcoming terms, like Unity and Unreal. Notable free engines are Godot and O3DE, both available under MIT License.

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Open 3D Engine

It means they don't use any of the free software licenses. It could be completely restricted for in-house use (like MT Framework, seemingly), or it can be licensed to anyone, with very welcoming terms, like Unity and Unreal. Notable free engines are Godot and O3DE, both available under MIT License.

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Godot Engine

It means they don't use any of the free software licenses. It could be completely restricted for in-house use (like MT Framework, seemingly), or it can be licensed to anyone, with very welcoming terms, like Unity and Unreal. Notable free engines are Godot and O3DE, both available under MIT License.

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