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We've seen several NFT collections with different image and animation_url fields.
For animated NFTs, usually a GIF is in the image field and the full blown video (MP4 or WebM) is in the animation_url field
For static NFTs, a lower resolution image can be in image and the full resolution in animation_url
I propose we add the option to generate those thumbnails either as a command line argument:
Example: --thumbnail 1280x720 on an animated collection would export GIFs to the collection_name/thumbnails with a resolution of 1280x720
Example: --thumbnail 1200x1200 on static collections would export PNGs to the collection_name/thumbnails with a resolution of 1200x1200
Or as a key/value pair in traits.py/traits.json:
# No "thumbnails" key/value pair does not generate thumbnails"thumbnails": [1280, 720] # Generate thumbnails of that resolution"thumbnails": [] # Generate thumbnails of default resolution
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We've seen several NFT collections with different
image
andanimation_url
fields.For animated NFTs, usually a GIF is in the
image
field and the full blown video (MP4 or WebM) is in theanimation_url
fieldFor static NFTs, a lower resolution image can be in
image
and the full resolution inanimation_url
I propose we add the option to generate those thumbnails either as a command line argument:
Example:
--thumbnail 1280x720
on an animated collection would export GIFs to thecollection_name/thumbnails
with a resolution of 1280x720Example:
--thumbnail 1200x1200
on static collections would export PNGs to thecollection_name/thumbnails
with a resolution of 1200x1200Or as a key/value pair in
traits.py
/traits.json
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: