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dhof-loot

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About

This repository contains tooling and data for Loot and other derivative projects, and is free to use without credit or attribution, for any means.

The / directory contains scripts and data for Loot, and /derivatives contains the same for projects inspired from or built atop Loot.

Loot itself is a collection of 8,000 unique bags of adventurer gear NFTs. At release, anyone could claim loot bags for just gas, and all bags were claimed in under 4 hours. Each loot bag contains 8 items: a piece for an adventurer's chest, foot, hand, head, neck, ring, waist, and weapon.

Loot

Distribution

  • tokenIds 1 to 7778 claimable by user.
  • tokenIds 7778 to 8000 claimable by contract owner.
  • Each token has attributes: chest, foot, hand, head, neck, ring, waist, weapon.

Output

  • output/loot.json contains all tokenIds and their attributes.
  • output/occurences.json contains the number of occurences by attribute.
  • output/rare.json contains a mapping of lootId to score (which is the sum of number of occcrences of each child attribute for a lootId), sorted ascending by score. It also includes rarest which is how rare the loot bags attributes are (1 == rarest, 8000 == least rare), based on this specific ranking mechanism.
  • output/probability.json contains a mapping of lootId to rank by probabilistic occurence rather than rank (P(A in bag at slot 1) and P(B in bag at slot 2), then P(A in slot 1 and B in slot 2) is the product of the 2 probabilities).
  • output/images.json contains the base64 encoded SVG of each tokenId

Run locally

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Collect all Loot
npm run collect

# Parse Loot statistics
npm run parse

# Collect Loot base64 encoded images
npm run images

To run derivative scripts, follow the README in their subdirectory.

Derivatives

Credits

  • @ktasbas for adding Loot base64 encoded SVG retrieval support
  • vance46#5648 and UFvOgue, X-Divine Rober#8392 for helping me flag and think through the probabilistic occurence for Loot items

License

Loot is licensed under The Unlicense—a license with no conditions whatsoever which dedicates works to the public domain.

Unlicensed works, modifications, and larger works may be distributed under different terms and without source code.

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