🎨The Editor

A dedicated seed inscription tool

The SEEDS web app is designed to simplify the process of customizing and updating seed inscriptions.

It features the SEEDS Editor UI (which is also built into every seed inscription), and can broadcast inscription transactions to the Bitcoin network.

Users can connect their wallet, view their seed, customize its appearance, and examine its metadata.

Once satisfied with their seed's configuration, users can set their seed, inscribing its new seed number (which creates a child inscription known as an "incarnation") that updates its appearance onchain.

🎨 Open the Editor:

SEEDS Editor

Editor anatomy

Layer grid

The layer grid is a 10x10 grid UI for constructing seed numbers by toggling the SEEDS artwork's individual layers.

Technically speaking, each layer corresponds to a binary bit in a 100-digit binary string. When the decimal values of each active bit are added together, they produce a unique integer that represents that specific combination of layers; the seed number.

Not just a user interface...

The layer grid is not just a UI element for the editor; the 10x10 grid is also embedded in the seed artwork itself.

The pattern of selected cells in the layer grid can be used as a visual canvas, or as a channel for communication.

Mod & attunement settings

A seed inscription's appearance can be further customized with the mod and attunement override settings.

The mod settings control 9 binary modifications that can be toggled and combined, as well as 5 ranged modifications that can be adjusted with fine-grain control.

The attunement setting overrides a seed's natural attunement (its base colorway).

Direct text input

You can paste or manually type a seed number into the Editor's text input field.

Use the extended seed syntax to include mod number and attunement number.

Extended seed syntax:

X.Y:Z

X - The base seed number: an integer between 0 and 2¹⁰⁰ that controls which layers of the seed artwork are visible, as well as the seed's natural attunement.

Y - The mod number: a 12-digit decimal value that encodes various display settings.

Z - The attunement number: a single-digit integer used to override the base seed number's natural attunement.