Asset Licenses & Provenance

At a glance: this repository mixes materials under different terms. Code is Apache-2.0. The brand, logo, and original art are All Rights Reserved unless stated otherwise. Third-party assets and fonts keep their own licenses. User-created maps belong to their creators. Do not assume that because the code is open source, the art, brand, or any game-referential material is free to reuse. This document is the map of who owns what; it is a provenance record, not a grant of permission.

PetitMaker, whose Chinese name is 谷地工坊, is an independent, unofficial fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by miHoYo / HoYoverse (COGNOSPHERE PTE. LTD.). Petit Planet, whose Chinese name is 星布谷地, and related names, characters, and material are the property of their respective owners.

Scope split

The repository contains four distinct classes of material, each under its own terms:

1. Code: the application source (src/, the build/legal tooling under scripts/, and configuration). Licensed Apache-2.0 (see LICENSE and NOTICE). Inbound contributions are under the same license (see CONTRIBUTING.md).
2. Brand, logo, and original art: the PetitMaker name and logo, and original artwork created for the project. Examples include the catalog item sprites under src/assets/icons/catalog/ and the UI chrome icons under src/assets/icons/ui/, and the original low-poly 3D model specifications (model3d) authored in the catalog JSON. These are All Rights Reserved unless a specific file or section states otherwise. They are not covered by the code's Apache-2.0 license. The project's original art is led by 火山野牛王. (Sharing your own editor exports that embed this art is expressly permitted; see Sharing what you export.)
3. Third-party assets and fonts: third-party materials keep their own licenses; nothing here overrides or relicenses them. Bundled software dependencies are recorded in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md; the shipped fonts (Alibaba PuHuiTi 3 and Quicksand), together with their exact license texts and subsetting findings, are recorded in the Fonts section of THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md; refer to that section rather than this file for font terms.
4. User maps: the User maps and other content a user creates in the editor are the rights of their respective creators, subject to any third-party material they incorporate (game-referential names, templates, or assets remain their owners'). For the images and files you export and share, see Sharing what you export.

Sharing what you export

The images and files the editor produces for you (screenshots, exported map files, share images including the PetitGlyph code band, and 3D preview captures) necessarily embed artwork from classes 2 and 3 above alongside your own map design: a map is drawn with item sprites, and a share card carries project art. So that the ownership split above never contradicts the tool's purpose:

• You may share your exports. We grant every user a non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide permission to publish, display, and share the images and files this editor exports of their own maps, including the PetitMaker brand elements and original artwork embedded in them, in any medium. The class-2 "All Rights Reserved" restricts standalone reuse of the art (extracting sprites, redistributing the icon set, using the name or logo elsewhere), not the sharing of your exports.
• This permission does not cover extraction. Cropping, extracting, or reproducing embedded artwork for use outside the context of sharing your own map is reuse of the underlying asset and requires its own permission (see How to request permission).
• Game-referential material remains its owners'. Where embedded material references Petit Planet, your sharing of it remains subject to the game owner's own terms and fan-content policies. We can only grant rights to what we hold; we cannot and do not grant rights on the game owner's behalf.
• No transfer, no endorsement. This permission is the same for every user, does not transfer ownership of any embedded material, and does not make an export official game content or content endorsed by us or by the game's publisher.

Ownership matrix

Code

Brand & original art

Third-party assets & fonts

AI provider brand marks. Connecting the agent means pasting your own API key, and the key screen shows each supported platform's mark so you can tell which one a key belongs to. Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek, Zhipu, Alibaba, Moonshot and OpenRouter, together with their names and logos, are trademarks of their respective owners. They appear here for identification only. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them, and displaying a mark is not a claim of partnership or of support for this software.

The silhouettes are taken from the Lobe Icons collection, which is MIT licensed. That grant covers the collection; it does not and cannot convey rights in the marks themselves, which remain with each owner. Upstream says the same and recommends reviewing each brand's own trademark guidelines before bundling the marks into a product.

User & game-referential material

Game-Derived Material: Disclosure

Some material in this project is game-derived: for example, the bundled map templates (hexia.json, tafa.json) are measured from Petit Planet in-game map/grid data, and certain catalog icons and model3d specs are original interpretations that reference in-game items.

A per-file provenance audit is in progress. Its detailed ledger, which records each asset's category, owner, source, permission basis, and reviewer, is maintained internally and is not part of the public repository. This public document carries only the summary posture, so a reader can see what kind of material is present and how it is treated.

The audit summary is not itself a permission or license grant. Documenting an asset's provenance records our investigation; it does not by itself authorize you (or us) to reuse, redistribute, or relicense that asset. Reuse rights come only from the applicable license or from a documented permission, never from the existence of an audit entry.

How to request permission

If you would like to use our original art or brand, or to raise an intellectual-property concern (including a takedown request about game-referential material), contact us by email:

• Email: selka.craft@outlook.com
• Subject prefix: [IP]

Please include, so that we can act on your request:

1. Which material you mean: a file path (for example src/assets/icons/catalog/bridge-suspension.png) or a clear description.
2. What use you intend: where it will appear, whether it will be modified, and whether it will be redistributed.
3. Who you are: your name or organization and how to reach you.
4. If your message is a takedown or infringement claim, the right you hold and its basis, and a statement of your good-faith belief, matching the elements set out in the Intellectual-Property Complaints section of the Terms of Use.

After we receive a complete request, we review IP requests and takedown notices in good faith, respond to the extent the request applies to material we actually control, and, for a well-founded takedown, remove or replace the material and tell you the outcome. If a request is unclear or incomplete, we may ask for the further detail we need before we can act. A grant of permission, when we give one, is in writing and is limited to the use we describe; silence is not permission.