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Mathcastles' Terraforms collection consists of 11,000 NFTs that are fully on-chain, featuring land art that was dynamically generated within a 3D world. Each NFT in the Terraforms collection represents a parcel of land located within a virtual "hypercastle" that spans across 20 levels. The project's entire infrastructure is entirely on-chain, which means that the procedurally-generated code required to create the virtual world exists entirely on the Ethereum blockchain.[1][3][5] Mathcastles is a studio that consists of two anonymous developers known as 0x113d and xaltgeist.[6]
Unlike social 3D worlds, these Metaverse artworks are data that is permanently stored and open to interpretation. The licensing agreement permits the creative use of the artwork. [1][3]
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Every individual Terraform has the potential to transform into an on-chain generative mini app paint program. Once a holder chooses to permanently integrate their drawing into the piece, it becomes an on-chain 1/1 artwork. When combined, the complete Terraforms collection creates a massive 3D hypercastle. [1]
Unlike social 3D worlds, these Metaverse artworks are permanently stored data and can be visually presented in a variety of ways, subject to interpretation. The licenses permit creative usage of the artworks. [1]
Aside from being a 2D and 3D artwork, Terraforms also functions as a practical software tool that allows each token to transform into a drawing program capable of overwriting the existing Terrain artwork. The tokens feature three modes: Terrain, which displays the land art animation; Daydream, which enables users to draw on it; and Terraform, which commits the drawing back to the blockchain for others to view. [2]
Transitioning from Terrain to Daydream mode is a destructive process that cannot be undone, but a Terraform can be shifted from Daydream to Terraform and vice versa at will. This allows users to overwrite and commit new drawings to the chain. [2]
Each token in this project, also known as a "parcel" or "plot" by the creators and community, is a distinctive generative artwork composed of a unique character set. The data and algorithms needed to produce the visuals are stored on the Ethereum blockchain, making this an entirely on-chain endeavor. [4]
The public mint happened on December 17, 2022, at a price of 0.16 ETH each. 9,905 out of 11,104 were minted, with the rest held in reserve by the creators instead of an Opensea royalty.[7]
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