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OmniFlix Studio

About

OmniFlix Studio aims to be the single destination to mint, manage, distribute & monetize (list/auction) NFTs and community interactions. OmniFlix is building the infrastructure required for interchain NFT operations and users can benefit a lot with the infrastructure.

Eventually, users can run auctions, fractionalize, pool NFTs into content pools, move them across to Ethereum/CosmWasm chains & a lot more. The app, OmniFlix Studio, is currently not open-sourced yet, but parts of it will be in the near future.

What's possible?

With OmniFlix Studio, a user can right now:

  1. create a denom/collection - a collection on the OmniFlix Hub is required to be able to mint NFTs into each of them. There's currently a requirement to mint a collection before you can mint NFTs. Collections play a larger role in the architecture of oNFTs (the NFT standard used on the OmniFlix Hub).

  2. mint an NFT - upload a media file and create an NFT. This media file is stored in the OmniFlix IPFS cluster (which is being managed by OmniFlix first and will progressively decentralize)

  3. transfer - an NFT that is minted with the transferability as true can be transferred or listed on the marketplace. This gives developers and users access to a new primitive of non-transferable NFTs which used for tickets, access passes, short-term certificates, etc. are valuable to prevent secondary markets and more.

  4. burn - NFTs can be deleted from the blockchain or burnt to ensure that the reference doesn't exist on the (block)chain. This allows creators to experiment with NFTs on a testnet, burn and eventually mint them on the mainnet or more. An NFT minted by user1 when sold to user2, can NOT be burnt by user1. Only (current) owners of an NFT can burn the NFT.

  5. list - NFTs that are minted can be listed on the protocol's marketplace for sale in the native FLIX token or a supported IBC token (like ATOM, OSMO, JUNO, etc.)

  6. delist - NFTs that are listed can be de-listed to remove them from the marketplace. De-list is also a transaction on the blockchain and like listing, it costs a specific fee, most likely in the accepted tokens/denoms.

URLs

Please access the app in Production and Development environments on:

Report Issues

  • Report Issues in the issues tab.
  • Reach out to our Developer Relations or Creator teams via our website, Twitter or Discord (links below).

Note:

  • When testing and reporting issues, please check the development version of OmniFlix Studio to check if the issues have been addressed.
  • Please avoid submitting redundant issues.
  • Please feel free to share any specific ideas also you might have within the issues tab.

Developer Relations

  • Regardless, in case of any further discussion that might be required, please feel free to leave a message on any of the below platforms and expect to hear back at the earliest.

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