Canvas
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How the Canvas works
Every change is saved on chain as a layer over the original art. The green and grey in the editor only help you see your changes. On chain, the art stays black and white.
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Get pixels
Burn Normies you own, or buy pixels on the Pixel Market. A burn pays more for Normies with more filled pixels.
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Put them on a Normie
Pixels on a Normie set how much of its art you can change. With 100 on it, up to 100 pixels may differ from the original. Every 10 pixels is a level.
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Paint
Add or remove pixels, then apply. Painting never uses pixels up, so redraw as often as you like within that limit.
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Go bigger or blank
Enlarge the grid to 50, 60, 70 or 80 per side, or clear the original art to start empty. Both cost pixels and cannot be undone.
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Awaken
Turn the Normie into an ERC-8004 agent with its own identity. It is permanent and goes wherever the Normie goes.
Good to know
Burning cannot be undone
The Normies are gone the moment you confirm. Then reveal what they paid within about 50 minutes, or each pays the minimum.
Pick where a burn lands
Onto a Normie you own, which raises its limit, or into your wallet as pixels you can put on later or sell.
Taking pixels off
Only the owner can take pixels off a Normie, back into their wallet. It lowers the level.
Sending Normies
The Send tab moves Normies you own to other wallets in one transaction. Pixels on them and their agents go too.
Who can do what
- Owner
- Everything
- Delegate
- Paint only
- Allowance
- Use the owner’s pixels to put on, enlarge, blank or list on the market, up to the amount allowed
An allowance hands that many of your pixels to another wallet to use. Give one only to a wallet you trust.