NFTs
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@microkorg: I stopped minting regular NFTs one day to focus solely on minting my first interactive NFT. I was really excited because I knew it would be a challenge of my tech skills. One thing I noticed is the "preview" function on the HEN mint screen doesn't work correctly on a interactive .html NFT mint.
Since the preview didn't work, I decided to change plans and mint an interactive .svg instead. I didn't know what a pandora's box I had unleashed. It's been weeks, I'm stuck. Svg is so hard to make interactive. I'm over my head. I wasn't trained for this.
I'll come back and update the thread but for now I'll say about making an interactive .SVG
-The standard isn't even fully defined. (the biggest problem)
-There are several protocols, and they aren't supported evenly across browsers. (opera being the most supportive of svg)
-Multipage support inside .svg is possible but you have to use a hack since the official .svg standard doesn't support multipage. There is an inkscape extension that will create a multipage .svg using layers.
-Overall, support for .svg is hard to get. This is cutting edge tech, if you are deep into .svg you are a pioneer. But that also means there is no one to ask your questions to when you get stuck.(which is what happened to me)
- What are you using to make it interactive?
Have you tried p5.js?palimpsest - I have a bit of experience with d3.js and that works well with svg (static output). I don't know what limitations you have when hosting it.palimpsest
- Cherub, if you have any previous experience in Flash you should check out Animate. You can output as HTML5 then tweak slightly to upload to HEN.microkorg
- I've finished building something tonight and going ot test and hopefully mint over the weekend. SO happy with what I've built.microkorg
- Its basically a piece that creates random generative artworks in 'my style'. You can right click to save as PNG on each creation...microkorg
- ..im not sure whether to mint It or to keep it to generate hundreds, thousands of original artworks to sell individually ;) (shhhh!)microkorg
- I'll report back if HEN likes/dislikes this filetype. But it was OK with the (much simpler) prototype I minted to test last night.microkorg
- Update. Not minting on HEN yet. Speaking to a developer about folk being able to mint the random creations on my site. Whaaat!microkorg
- What are you using to make it interactive?