I want to release Generative Art Series 0/999, randomly generated like Artblocks on my own custom manifold contract, code stored on the blockchain, fixed price, lazy mint I suppose. How do i make this happen? I’m aware i have to code an extenstion but I wouldn’t want to mess up. I have deployed ERC721 contract, minted one token cause of royalties but that’s about it.
My first question would be how should I deploy the extention using remix? Cause there are different contract templates to choose from moreover where should i put the mint extention code in exactly sighs
Another question i have is, after i deploy all the extensions necessary (tho i think its only the lazy mint one, the code and ), will it be possible to use the Gallery or people should mint through the contract?(how does that even happen)
oh also regarding the traits like color palette etc would you happen to know how does OS register them? Should they be in the art code or separated in order for them to show up
Would suggest you try all these things on a test network like goerli first.
As for the other questions:
How to mint:
You can have your own mint site for minting in this case. Or alternatively pre-mint all tokens and list them on whatever marketplace you choose.
There is an option for doing this using gallery/marketplace similar to figures.art, but that is a technically complex task and unless you have a development background, is probably not feasible.
On traits. It’s simply part of the metadata you return. You can test this on goerli and check the opensea testnet to ensure things show properly.
Pre minting the tokens kills the fun (for gen art specifically) or at least i think that. My own site? How does that work
I’ve chosen to use filebase cause their free plan is up to 1000 tokens, no need to pay $20 a month to maintain it for the rest of my life to pinata for the same thing (irrelevant info for you probably lol but decided to share)
Before you do this I highly suggest you test this out on goerli testnet and try listing/selling there as well so you know what you’re in for with 999 pieces.