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Questora is an AI study platform. It turns your own course materials into practice questions, timed assessments, revision sessions, study plans and progress insights. Features may change as the product evolves.

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Some of the 3D models in Questora were made by other people and are used under the Creative Commons Attribution licence, which asks that they be credited where the work appears. In the focus companion, the astronaut is “Astronaut” by IvanPetrov, and the worlds passed on the way out are “Lava planet” by Yurii, “Purple Planet” by Yo.Ri, “Stylized planet” by cmzw, “Alien Planet” by dnslv, “Ringed Gas Giant Planet” by berzerkey, and “Planet Beta Hydri” and “Planet Serendip” by Duael, “Saturn”, “Mercury”, “Ganymede” and “Callisto” by SebastianSosnowski, “Planet Of Phoenix” by ARCTIC WOLVES, “Planet Nine” by hilos run, “Scifi HexSphere” by Marco Zakaria, “Little Planet Earth” by BlockedGravity, “Planet Earth” by rodrigoscar, “Moon” by Akshat, and “Planet Mars” by Thomas Flynn. All are from Sketchfab; all are licensed CC BY except “Planet Mars”, which is CC0. We have resized their textures and compressed their meshes so they load quickly; the models themselves are otherwise unchanged.

The Parcel practical uses these additional Sketchfab models, all licensed CC BY 4.0. We extracted the individual crops and tree variants used in the game and optimized their meshes and textures for loading; their placement follows the hectares in the farm plan.

• Maize Corn Plant by gilles.schaeck.
• Tomato Plant and Jalapeno Plant by zvanstone.
• Singkong / Cassava by Abim Project.
• Farm plants models (mobile game-ready, lowpoly) by LOLIPOP; used for carrot, peas, onion, potato, and pumpkin.
• Low-Poly And Realistic Trees For Tropical Areas by Chenuka Wijesundara.
• Realistic Brown Chicken Hen - Game Ready Asset by 3Dima.
• Chicken Coop (Free) by wolfgar74.
• Tropical Modernity in Philippines by arjamesart.

The Cold Lab and Unknown Chemistry arenas use the Round Bottom Flasks model by cesar.seidel under CC BY 4.0. The Outbreak, Lesson, Resistance, Link, Index, Credential, Proof & Counterexample, and Moot arenas use these additional Sketchfab models, also licensed CC BY 4.0. Their meshes and textures were optimized for web loading; in-game indicators change with the readings, case spread, lesson responses, interventions, link design, indexes, credential controls, proof tests, and arguments.

• Round Bottom Flasks by cesar.seidel.
• Desk Set by Ren Viro Store.
• Classroom by Zeps3D.
• courtroom model by mistermcflyxxvi.
• Marrakesh streets by 333DDD.
• Mosquito 3D Model Free by iRahulRajput.
• Radio Communications Tower by b4_cobra.
• Realistic Padlock - Low Poly Game Ready by MakeModelShare.
• Data Center Server Rack by EntropyNine.

The cars raced in the Arena’s build-and-run games are Sketchfab models under CC BY 4.0. We compressed their meshes and textures so they load on a phone, and the race scales each car to the length of the car being simulated; they are otherwise unchanged.

• JDM Sport ’99, Thunderbolt ’96, Kiri ’94, APX ’70 and Phoenix 455 ’71 by Daniel Zhabotinsky.

The road and ground surfaces, and the sky that lights the scene, are CC0 scans from Poly Haven, which asks for no credit; it is given here anyway.

During a temporary Campus launch period, the app owner may select specific Campus posts for automated launch reactions and set a separate total for each post at three and eight hours. Reactions increase gradually toward those selected totals, up to 100 per post. These are generated by Questora-operated systems, are not reactions from students, and are included in the displayed like count with a notice on the post. The launch setting is available only to the app owner and automatically stops after seven days; it can also be stopped earlier.

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