What are #TokenTrees NFTs you ask? A ๐งต
Our Python Dapp scans all the erc721 tokens in your Eth wallet. We use @infura_io to get a bunch of data including all the TokenIds, NFT contract addresses and fromAddresses. Then the Turtle algorithms go into beaver mode. 1/n
Gentle reminder there is no time limit to mint a generative tree made up of all the NFTs in your wallet. Go to https://t.co/eAahzwkTJj & flex your tree! @generativemasks and all generative art enthusiasts!
Gentle reminder there is no time limit to mint a generative tree made up of all the NFTs in your wallet. Go to https://t.co/eAahzwkTJj & flex your tree! @generativemasks and all generative art enthusiasts!
3/n Of course the design depends on the number of erc721 tokens in the wallet. Wallets having only a few dozen NFTs cannot have multiple levels of tertiary branching. This NFT tree on testnet built out of @farokh's wallet had 10k+ tokens. Obviously the canopy reflects the same.
What are #TokenTrees NFTs you ask? A ๐งต
Our Python Dapp scans all the erc721 tokens in your Eth wallet. We use @infura_io to get a bunch of data including all the TokenIds, NFT contract addresses and fromAddresses. Then the Turtle algorithms go into beaver mode. 1/n
5/n The same randomness in length, ratios and angles is applied to the roots. However the root system is controlled in terms of symmetry, for aesthetic reasons. The foliage is allowed to go wild sometimes, as is evident from the Rinkeby testnet result on @cobie's NFT tree below.
5/n The same randomness in length, ratios and angles is applied to the roots. However the root system is controlled in terms of symmetry, for aesthetic reasons. The foliage is allowed to go wild sometimes, as is evident from the Rinkeby testnet result on @cobie's NFT tree below.
5/n The same randomness in length, ratios and angles is applied to the roots. However the root system is controlled in terms of symmetry, for aesthetic reasons. The foliage is allowed to go wild sometimes, as is evident from the Rinkeby testnet result on @cobie's NFT tree below.
5/n The same randomness in length, ratios and angles is applied to the roots. However the root system is controlled in terms of symmetry, for aesthetic reasons. The foliage is allowed to go wild sometimes, as is evident from the Rinkeby testnet result on @cobie's NFT tree below.
5/n The same randomness in length, ratios and angles is applied to the roots. However the root system is controlled in terms of symmetry, for aesthetic reasons. The foliage is allowed to go wild sometimes, as is evident from the Rinkeby testnet result on @cobie's NFT tree below.