NFT Metadata #52

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1. Vectorized commented on Feb 14, 2024

   

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   @cankaytaz Upload the 5 images to IPFS, then upload 10k metadata JSONs pointing to one of the 5 images, chosen randomly.
2. flamelxyz commented on Feb 14, 2024

   

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   @Vectorized something like this?https://nftstorage.link/ipfs/bafybeifoynemoifteqtzhy6y2jn7tglfziibn7y7f42o6gslu2iiqhtcgm

   I created 10k jsons, but the problem here is that these random files are sequential, that is, they start in the same order after 10k is finished. Shouldn't there be such a section in the contract instead? Can't a seed structure like the Pandora contract be used? =>

         if (seed <= 100) {
               image = "1.gif";
               color = "Green";
           } else if (seed <= 160) {
               image = "2.gif";
               color = "Blue";
           } else if (seed <= 210) {
               image = "3.gif";
               color = "Purple";
           } else if (seed <= 240) {
               image = "4.gif";
               color = "Orange";
           } else if (seed <= 255) {
               image = "5.gif";
               color = "Red";
           }
   

   And while it's on my mind, I want to ask everything I'm curious about. What exactly does the skipNFT section do?
3. myst4 commented on Feb 14, 2024

   

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   @cankaytaz Upload the 5 images to IPFS, then upload 10k metadata JSONs pointing to one of the 5 images, chosen randomly.

   The problem with this approach is that if the token experiences numerous fragmented transfers, the number of IDs will eventually exceed 10k, necessitating the continuous uploading of additional metadata to cover the infinite IDs it may reach.
4. flamelxyz commented on Feb 14, 2024

   

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   @myst4 @Vectorized So what do you recommend regarding metadata? I also have another question; In my project, the total NFT supply will be 4404, and I want 1 NFT to equal 404 Tokens. I prepared 5K NFT and 1M token supply in my test contract, but this caused a problem. When I send 100 tokens to a wallet, 100 NFTs go. What should I do to overcome this problem? What exactly should be my Token supply for 404 tokens to equal 1 NFT?
5. Vectorized commented on Feb 14, 2024

   

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   DN404 does not have unbounded token IDs.
6. Vectorized commented on Feb 14, 2024

   

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   Ah, you probably should create it in tokenURI if you only have 5 images.
7. codebuster22 commented on Feb 15, 2024

   

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   The main purpose of a standard is to provide the necessary functionality and allow the implementor to add their own logic relevant to their business needs.

   If we talk about Pandora, their version of ERC404 standard didn't had the seed functionality. The Pandora contract inherited ERC404 and the custom logic to handle the metadata for tokens was added to the overridden tokenURI function.

   Link to the overridden function: https://github.com/Pandora-Labs-Org/erc404-legacy/blob/master/src/Pandora.sol#L32

   cc: @cankaytaz