$STYLE Stories 14# — Titan Tiki #492 NFT Māori meets gaming!
Intro:
Highlighting the stories of players utilising the first cross-gaming infrastructure STYLE Protocol. In this series we spotlight some usecases and people that bridged assets into the virtual multiverse with $STYLE.
$STYLE Stories 14#: Titan Tiki #14
Community Member utilizing “https://bridge.protocol.style”.
NFT was transformed into a 3D model for gaming in virtual worlds.
The community requested NFTs to bridge into virtual worlds are always our favourites. It’s great to see people understanding and using the $STYLE token utility. As per OpenSea, we can identify that the holder of this asset is “tikitattoo.eth” — Thanks for being a valued community member < 3
This was the connected asset:
“The Titan Tiki Tribe are Māori navigators, ready to board their waka & explore all corners of the Metaverse ⚡️ “
This is the premise of the collection. But there is a problem. How do all these Tikis make their way into virtual worlds and metaverses?
Luckily… STYLE Protocol exists and our community member used the infrastructure to bridge his/her asset into a functioning 3D model.
As always, the Tailor DAO started with the creation of 3D base shapes to assemble the lower part of the PFPs body and articulate the NFT as full fledged avatar.
In the next step, color is added and the highlights are refined.
In the last step the character is rendered to the specifications of the initially requested virtual environment through the owner of the NFT.
Would you like to see your own NFT in action for games or the metaverse?
Get $STYLE and request your asset for bridging.
Follow our Medium Page for more updates on projects, collaboration and assets used on the STYLE Protocol. If you want to be featured or move an NFT into the virtual Multiverse for yourself —
Get some $STYLE (920 needed) and try out the protocol here: (http://bridge.protocol.style).
More Links:
WEBSITE: http://www.protocol.style/
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/STYLEProtocol
DISCORD: https://discord.gg/styleprotocol
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