Last updated — 27 August 2026
Terms and conditions of sale
What you are buying, at what price, on what timeline, with what usage rights, and what happens if something goes wrong.
1. Scope and acceptance
These terms govern every sale concluded on praxitele746.fr between MYRMIDONS 746 (“the Seller”) and the buyer (“the Client”), whether acting as a consumer or as a business.
Placing an order means having read and accepted them: a checkbox, never pre-ticked, must be validated before reaching payment. The applicable version is the one online on the day of the order; it is dated at the top of this page.
2. Seller identity
- Seller
- MYRMIDONS 746 (Achille 746)
- Form and capital
- SASU — French simplified joint-stock company, sole shareholder — 1 500 €
- Registered office
- 11 rue Jules Verne, 63200 Mozac, France
- Complaints address
- 10 rue du Docteur Massénat, 19100 Brive-la-Gaillarde, France
- Trade register
- RCS Clermont-Ferrand 978 555 191
- EU VAT number
- FR64978555191
3. Products
The Seller sells digital content not supplied on a tangible medium: 3D character models, their textures, source files and exports, together with a usage licence. No physical goods are shipped.
- Flash — a piece released in a limited edition at a fixed price, open to everyone. The number of copies and the closing time of the edition are shown on the piece's page.
- Vault piece — a model produced in a single copy, sold once and withdrawn from the catalogue. Access to that catalogue is reserved for clients who have already bought a Flash.
- Commission — a piece made to order from a brief, governed by the accepted quote, which prevails over these terms where the two differ.
The essential characteristics of each piece — triangle count, texture resolution, rig, engines tested, formats delivered — are listed on its page. Presentation visuals are renders: they illustrate the piece and are not contractual as to lighting or framing.
4. Prices and tax
Prices are shown in euros, all taxes included. The Seller is VAT-registered under number FR64978555191: the price shown includes French VAT at 20%.
As these are electronically supplied services, the VAT that applies to a consumer is that of their country of residence. The actual rate is determined at payment from the billing address given; the total displayed before you confirm is the amount finally due.
A business Client established in the European Union outside France may enter their EU VAT number at checkout: the sale is then invoiced without tax, under the reverse charge mechanism.
An invoice showing the tax breakdown is issued for every order and sent by email. The Seller may change prices at any time; the price that applies is the one displayed when the order is confirmed.
5. Orders
The Client selects a piece, checks the summary, accepts these terms and confirms payment. The sale is formed only once payment is actually captured, as confirmed by the payment provider.
One copy is held for thirty minutes from the moment checkout opens. If payment is not captured within that time the hold is released and the piece becomes available to other buyers again.
The Seller may refuse an order in the event of a prior dispute, suspected fraud, or a request plainly incompatible with the licence granted.
6. Payment
Payment is made online by card and by the other methods offered by Stripe Payments Europe, Ltd. The Seller never sees card data: card details are entered on a page hosted by the provider and never pass through this site.
Commissions follow the schedule set out in the quote, normally a 40% deposit at the start and the 60% balance on delivery. If the Client abandons the project, the deposit is retained by the Seller for work already carried out, without prejudice to articles 8 and 9 below.
7. Delivery
Files are made available through a download link sent to the email address given at payment, within 24 working hours at the latest for a catalogue piece, and according to the quote's schedule for a commission.
That period runs from payment capture where the Client has requested immediate access. Without such a request, delivery takes place once the fourteen-day withdrawal period has run (see article 8).
It is for the Client to give a valid email address and to check their spam filters. A link that never arrived can be requested again at any time at contact@praxitele746.fr.
8. Right of withdrawal
A consumer Client has fourteen days from the conclusion of the contract to withdraw, without giving any reason and without penalty (articles L221-18 and following of the French Consumer Code).
Where the waiver is given, it is confirmed to the Client on a durable medium by the order confirmation email, in accordance with article L221-13.
Nor does the right of withdrawal apply to goods made to the Client's specifications or clearly personalised (article L221-28 3°), which covers every commission, or to services fully performed before the end of the period with the Client's prior express consent (article L221-28 1°).
To withdraw, the Client notifies their decision by an unambiguous statement, by email to contact@praxitele746.fr or by post to 10 rue du Docteur Massénat, 19100 Brive-la-Gaillarde, France. They may use the model form below, but are not required to. Reimbursement is made no later than fourteen days after the notification is received, using the same payment method as the order.
9. Warranties and complaints
The Seller owes the statutory warranty of conformity (articles L217-3 and following of the French Consumer Code) and the warranty against hidden defects (articles 1641 and following of the French Civil Code). These apply regardless of any commercial guarantee and are unaffected by a waiver of the right of withdrawal.
Digital content is non-conforming if it does not match the published description: announced formats missing, triangle budget or texture resolution below the spec sheet, file corrupted or unreadable in the stated software. The Client may then require it to be brought into conformity, failing which a price reduction or rescission of the contract.
A confirmed lack of conformity is fixed at no charge. Where fixing it proves impossible, the order is refunded. That is the only case in which a refund happens after delivery.
Every commission includes thirty days of revisions after delivery, within the scope of the approved brief. Those revisions are the mechanism provided to correct a discrepancy: they replace, and make unnecessary, any refund request. Anything outside the brief's scope is quoted separately.
10. Usage licence
Buying a piece does not transfer the Seller's intellectual property: it grants a licence whose scope depends on the product acquired.
- Flash — non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual and non-transferable commercial licence. The Client may integrate, modify and exploit the piece in their own productions, commercial ones included. They may not resell or redistribute it as it stands, modified or not, as a resource for other creators.
- Vault piece and commission — exclusive, worldwide, perpetual and transferable licence, set out in a signed assignment contract delivered with the files. The Seller undertakes not to resell the piece, not to reuse identifiable parts of it in later work, and not to republish it outside a portfolio.
Transferring an exclusive licence to a third party is permitted, provided the Seller is notified: that notification is what keeps the piece genuinely unique over time.
Unless the Client objects in writing, the Seller keeps the right to show the piece in a portfolio and in communications. No embargoed piece is published before the agreed date.
11. Liability
The Seller tests every piece in the engines listed on its spec sheet. No guarantee is given for software, versions or pipelines not mentioned there, nor for suitability to a particular use not disclosed at the time of order.
Towards a business Client, the Seller's liability is limited to the amount of the order concerned and excludes indirect loss, in particular loss of profit, data or opportunity. Nothing here limits the Seller's liability for wilful misconduct, gross negligence or personal injury, nor restricts the rights of a consumer Client.
12. Personal data
How the Client's data is handled is set out in the privacy policy, linked from every page of the site. Questions on the subject go to contact@praxitele746.fr.
13. Force majeure
Neither party is liable for a failure caused by force majeure within the meaning of article 1218 of the French Civil Code. The Seller informs the Client as soon as possible and offers, depending on how long the impediment lasts, a postponement or a refund of sums paid.
14. Mediation and disputes
Any complaint must first be sent to the Seller at contact@praxitele746.fr. An answer follows within 48 working hours.
Failing an amicable solution, a consumer Client may use the consumer mediator free of charge: CNPM — Médiation de la consommation, 27 avenue de la Libération, 42400 Saint-Chamond, France — https://www.cnpm-mediation-consommation.eu
The European Commission also provides an online dispute resolution platform: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr
These terms are governed by French law. Failing agreement, the dispute goes before the competent courts; a consumer Client keeps the benefit of the protective jurisdiction rules of their place of residence.
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