I would like to create a game, where ( like in Pokemon Go ) the game maps are generated from real world map data. I would like to know, how does the license apply to my project, but the 3rd point of [Legal FAQ][1] is a bit confusing to me. *"The license does not force you to distribute or make any data available. But if you do distribute or publicly use anything derived from it - a Derivative Database - then the derivative database must be available under the same licence as the OSM data"* I don't make changes to the data itself: I generate game maps from the OST data. Are these generated game maps considered as "Derivative Database"? How is it possible to avoid that? What if the server generates the game maps on the fly, and sends them to the players when they start the game? Is it enough to just mention it the "Credits" section of the game, that the maps are generated from OpenStreetmap data ( © OpenStreetMap contributors )? [1]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Legal_FAQ

I would like to create a game, where ( like in Pokemon Go ) the game maps are generated from real world map data. I would like to know, how does the license apply to my project, but the 3rd point of [Legal FAQ][1] is a bit confusing to me. *"The license does not force you to distribute or make any data available. But if you do distribute or publicly use anything derived from it - a Derivative Database - then the derivative database must be available under the same licence as the OSM data"* I don't make changes to the data itself: I generate game maps from the OST data. Are these generated game maps considered as "Derivative Database"? How is it possible to avoid that? What if the server generates the game maps on the fly, and sends them to the players when they start the game? Is it enough to just mention it the "Credits" section of the game, that the maps are generated from OpenStreetmap data ( © OpenStreetMap contributors )? [1]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Legal_FAQ