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Reference
Create Collection Reference
The blockchain the live collection should be deployed on.
Name of your NFT collection.
Ticker symbol of your NFT collection.
Specifies the supply of the NFT collection.
Options:
Capped Editioncapped to specific amount of tokensOpen Editionunlimited possible mints
The maximum possible amount of NFTs to be sold for the collection. In case you chose
Capped Edition as "Supply Type" you will also have to provide the total Collection Size. NOTE: Mints can't exceed this amount.The license provided to buyers of your NFTs.
Options:
The aspect ratio the token images should render in. When the image is rendered, the wider size is always set to 1500px.
Collection Description (also displayed on OS in the token detail page).
Mint mechanics can be seen as sales channels or distribution channels. Each sales channel has a defined pricing, sales quantity, time period of sales and can optionally be restricted by specific conditions (like requiring the user to own a specific ERC721 token).
The maximum possible amount of NFTs to be sold in this channel.
The type of pricing for this channel.
Fixed PriceFixed price salesAirdropUpload a list of accounts and airdrop them free NFTsFree mintAllows accounts to mint NFTs for free
The period of sales for this channel.
Open date of the sale for this channel.
Close date of the sale for this channel.
Allows to restrict the channel to holders of a specific tokens.
The type of contract to restrict users on this channel.
The address of the gating contract.
The minimum amount of NFTs must be held by an account.
The maximum amount of NFTs an account can buy per token held.
Allows to restrict amount of NFTs minted per transaction and account.
Total of NFTs allowed to be minted by a user.
Total of NFTs allowed to be minted in a single transaction.
Creators are able to add as many royalties recipients as they wish. Keep in mind that each entry will add to the gas costs of minting tokens of your collection.
The address of the recipient.
The percent of royalties to be paid to the recipient. E.g if you add 1.5% royalties for recipient A and sell an NFT for 1ETH. Recipient A will receive 0.015ETH in royalties.
Defines the split of mint proceeds from the collection. NOTE: The sum of shares has to be equal 100%. The platform keeps a 7.5% fee for each minted NFT.
The address of the recipient.
The share from mint proceeds. E.g. if you add 100% shares for recipient A and the collection mints 100 tokens á 0.1ETH. Recipient A will receive 9.25ETH.
Once you have input all required data you can deploy your collection to the Goerli Test-Network and test the mint functionality. You are also able to view your collection on OpenSea and check transaction on etherscan.
In order to use the Goerli Test-Network you will have to have it setup in you wallet.
How to setup Goerli Test-Network on Metamask.
You also need some Goerli ETH to pay gas fees.
Get Goerli ETH from Alchemy
Mine Goerli ETH in your browser
Eclipse provides a customizable way to create dutch auctions. The auction is fully automated but needs to be configured by a bunch of parameters that control the decay and acceleration of decreasing:
The start price of the auction.
The percentage of decrease on each decrement.
The type of price decreasing.
Options:
LinearExponential
Total times of price decreasing.
The delay in which the price decreases (in minutes).
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