Introduction
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In a Bitcoin-powered metaverse, avatars redefine digital identity. Inspired by the Minecraft aesthetic, these avatars strike the perfect balance between affordability and customization. Operating on the BRC-420 standard, deploying and trading avatars is a breeze. Your avatar is your unique imprint in the metaverse—more than just a visual representation.
Avatars consist of two essential elements: a model and a texture mapped onto the model. Each section of the texture corresponds to a distinct part of the body.
There are inner and outer layers. The inner layer serves as the foundational structure of the body, providing a solid base. Meanwhile, the outer layer serves as a versatile canvas for enhancing your avatar with accessories. In either scenario, transparency is an option for both layers, allowing you to create captivating avatars with a truly unique design
While it may initially seem intricate, let's simplify with an example. In the illustration below, both layers are fully filled: the dark, blackish areas represent the inner body, while the blueish areas represent the outer body.
Care should be taken not to completely fill outer layers, as they may overlap in certain areas, leading to potential Z-fighting issues. While not imperative for basic designs, this information is provided for our more advanced users who seek a deeper understanding of avatar customization. Now, let's move on to the design phase. 👇