I’ve been using the Exoskeleton2 plugin for my projects, and I recently made some modifications to fix a few bugs that it doesn’t work on recent rhino/grasshopper version.
I think these updates could be helpful for others in here, so I’m considering sharing the modified version on GitHub or Food4Rhino.
Before I do that, I wanted to ask if anyone knows if this is okay regarding the original developer’s licensing? I want to make sure I’m respecting the creator’s rights while contributing to the community.
It is probably preferred if you make a pull request for the original Exoskeleton2 project, so that a) the authors can review your changes and merge them and 2) others can benefit from your changes through the original Exoskeleton2 plug-in.
If that does not work (it looks like the original project may no longer be maintained?), I think you’re bound by the LGPL that the Exoskeleton2 was originally published under. That means you cannot change the license to something that is different, and you need to attribute the original in your new version.