Edoc'sil

Hey there!  First off, I am relatively new to Spriter and loving it!
 
I purchased all the asset packs when I purchased Spriter Pro and just had a question about whether something was allowed or not (I'm thinking not but I want to be sure).
 
I wanted the art packs so I could put together some fast prototypes without having to worry about taking the time to do the art myself and it has been fantastic.  With my current project, I am actually using the animations but I have created my own 'parts' to make my own assets.  I am exporting to sprites and NOT using the actual animation data (as I am using GameMaker and it can't currently use those).  For example, this zombie is a reskinned version of the "Wonky Skeleton".  It uses the same animations as the Wonky Skeleton but looks much different.
 

 
After all that, my actual question is... Can I share my exported sprites as a free resource (or maybe even a $.99 asset or something) when I 'release' the game?  Obviously I would not share the actual files that Spriter uses, just the generated sprites.  
 
I'm thinking not, since I did not create the actual animations myself but I figured I would ask since I would only be sharing the resulting sprites and not the actual Spriter files.
 
Thanks!
 
Edoc'sil

Hey there!  First off, I am relatively new to Spriter and loving it!
 
I purchased all the asset packs when I purchased Spriter Pro and just had a question about whether something was allowed or not (I'm thinking not but I want to be sure).
 
I wanted the art packs so I could put together some fast prototypes without having to worry about taking the time to do the art myself and it has been fantastic.  With my current project, I am actually using the animations but I have created my own 'parts' to make my own assets.  I am exporting to sprites and NOT using the actual animation data (as I am using GameMaker and it can't currently use those).  For example, this zombie is a reskinned version of the "Wonky Skeleton".  It uses the same animations as the Wonky Skeleton but looks much different.
 

 
After all that, my actual question is... Can I share my exported sprites as a free resource (or maybe even a $.99 asset or something) when I 'release' the game?  Obviously I would not share the actual files that Spriter uses, just the generated sprites.  
 
I'm thinking not, since I did not create the actual animations myself but I figured I would ask since I would only be sharing the resulting sprites and not the actual Spriter files.
 
Thanks!
 
Edoc'sil

Hey there!  First off, I am relatively new to Spriter and loving it!
 
I purchased all the asset packs when I purchased Spriter Pro and just had a question about whether something was allowed or not (I'm thinking not but I want to be sure).
 
I wanted the art packs so I could put together some fast prototypes without having to worry about taking the time to do the art myself and it has been fantastic.  With my current project, I am actually using the animations but I have created my own 'parts' to make my own assets.  I am exporting to sprites and NOT using the actual animation data (as I am using GameMaker and it can't currently use those).  For example, this zombie is a reskinned version of the "Wonky Skeleton".  It uses the same animations as the Wonky Skeleton but looks much different.
 

 
After all that, my actual question is... Can I share my exported sprites as a free resource (or maybe even a $.99 asset or something) when I 'release' the game?  Obviously I would not share the actual files that Spriter uses, just the generated sprites.  
 
I'm thinking not, since I did not create the actual animations myself but I figured I would ask since I would only be sharing the resulting sprites and not the actual Spriter files.
 
Thanks!
 
Edoc'sil