Yes, we developed an #XRPL wallet login tool for Unity, and it's pretty cool. We didn't stop at just creating the login tool, though. We also developed a system that can generate, render, and mint NFTs directly inside the game engine. This makes everything you create interoperable right from the get-go. This tool has limitless potential. We've been using it for a variety of tasks, including minting NFTs, designing levels by randomizing assets, and even reconstituting game objects from NFT metadata (in conjunction with our login tool). It's fully equipped to handle 2D and 3D assets, still images, MP4 or GIF formats, and it even supports FBX exporting. Looking towards the future, we plan to integrate this minting process into our loot system. As we're developing a blockchain-based looter-shooter game, you can imagine the types of items a player could receive. We're thinking along the lines of a Borderlands-inspired gun system filled with random stats, abilities, designs, and names. Essentially, as soon as you defeat an enemy, a completely random item is generated in a fraction of a second. This item is then rendered, its metadata is created, and it's minted almost instantly. That's just one of the many ways we plan to us this tool in a gaming context. It has so much potential, and we're genuinely excited about exploring it further. We're calling it NEXUS.🟧#NFT

- a system of voxels interlinked within voxels interlinked within voxels interlinked within one block - #voxelart #unity #urp #bladerunner2049