Creator LUXY ERC-721 V1
We use factory smart contracts to enable each user to create their own ERC-721 collections with the Luxy implementation!
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We use factory smart contracts to enable each user to create their own ERC-721 collections with the Luxy implementation!
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There are two different factory contracts for creating your own Collection at Luxy. The main difference between them is that is for minting and creating collections that anyone can mint from, and uses an onlyoperatormodifier that will enable only the owner-specified addresses to mint from the collection.
Besides the privacy of the minting function there are some other parameters:
Name: name of the collection
Symbol: symbol of the collection
Creator: creator of the collection (defaults to owner)
baseURI: IPFS (preferable) or API folder location (defaults to empty-string)
maxSupply: You can set a maximum supply for the collection. A collection can be made unlimited by setting maxSupply to 0. This parameter is publicly visible.
isChangeable: If this parameter is set to True then the baseURI of the NFT can be changed. If False then it's impossible to change the baseURI. An example of usefulness is for gaming collections using IPFS instead of their own private APIs. This parameter is publicly visible.
salt: a random number used by to deploy the contract
Luxy implementation also enables royalties to be added onChain:
Set NFT royalties using - only one royalty per NFT created.
LUXY standard - enables collaborative royalties where you can add as many different addresses you wish
The factory contracts will always transfer ownership to the address that is called the contract(msgSender)
The address receiving the royalties can be changed by the address that receives the royalties
