Animancer is an "Extension Asset" governed by the Unity Asset Store EULA. In simple terms, this means that a team should buy a copy for each person who will use or modify Animancer.
The Sample Scenes use animations, models, and sprites that are freely available under public licenses, the details of which are listed both here and in their respective folders in the package itself.

Once you're done with the samples, it's recommended that you delete them to reduce the clutter in your project. Doing so will also remove any concerns about third party asset licenses.

Summary

Some assets are included in the Unity Asset Store License as part of Animancer:
- Crate.png
- Ground.png
- Door-Open.anim
- Wall.png
DefaultHumanoid.fbx and Spider Bot.fbx (and its animations) are owned by Unity and don't have an explicit license.
The Humanoid-* Animations "may be copied, modified, or redistributed without permission".
The icons used in the home page logo are from Game-icons.net. They're only used in this website, not included in the Animancer package.
All other art assets (listed below) use the Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0) license.

Details

Asset	Details
Critters.png CC0	16x16 Animated Critters by patvanmackelberg. License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0) These sprites have been altered for use in Animancer: Rearranged into a square for better use of texture memory. Reordered for consistency. Minor detail adjustments.
DefaultAvatar.fbx	This is Unity's Default Avatar used for animation previews. It does not have an explicit license, but various other assets on the Asset Store include it so it should be fine for general use. The model has been altered for use in Animancer: Cleaned up the naming convention for bones, meshes, etc. Added "Holder" bones under the hands for positioning held objects. Replaced the main texture with an Animancer themed one. Reduced texture sizes to minimise download size.
Footsteps on Concrete CC0	FootSteps in a Concrete Corridor 1.wav by cris. License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0)
Humanoid Animations	These animations come from the Huge FBX Mocap Library which was ported to Unity from the Carnegie-Mellon University mocap library. No specific license is listed, however the FAQ states: `How can I use this data? The motion capture data may be copied, modified, or redistributed without permission.` These animations have all been manually edited in Unity to reduce jitter and to suit the needs of the sample scenes. Their file names all start with "Humanoid-".
Mage.png CC0	16x16 Mage by saint11. License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0) These sprites have been altered for use in Animancer: Rearranged into a square for better use of texture memory. Reordered for consistency. Minor detail adjustments.
Medical Examiner.png CC0	Medical Examiner (female) by Chasersgaming. https://www.patreon.com/Chasersgaming License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0) These sprites have been altered for use in Animancer: Rearranged for better use of texture memory. Minor detail adjustments.
Pirate.png CC0	RPG Asset Character 'Pirate' NES by Chasersgaming. https://www.patreon.com/Chasersgaming License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0) These sprites have been altered for use in Animancer: Rearranged for better use of texture memory. Minor detail adjustments.
Spider Bot.fbx and Animations	Mecanim Example Scenes by Unity Technologies. The model was originally called "mine_bot". The license applied to these assets is unclear: No licensing details were included in the package or store page. They have been used in other assets such as the A* Pathfinding Project. However, Unity intended them as examples so they tend to discourage people from using them in games. The model and animations have been altered for use in Animancer: Cleaned up the naming convention for bones, meshes, etc. Added foot bones for each leg so it can support Two Bone IK.
Stone.png CC0	100 Seamless Textures - 461223194 by Mitch Featherston. License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0)

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