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--- exode-assets [2020/05/11 13:32]
elindos [Asset Types]
+++ exode-assets [2021/09/12 03:32]
tyrnis fix typo
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 This NFT unique id is not as important for packs as they do not have any other individual attribute: this means one pack of the same type is the same as another pack of the same type.
-So having "integer units" of packs could even suffice, but we still use NFT ids on our backend. We consider it interesting for developers to do the same but as you can see, the pack NFTs are not really required for blockchain replay, it can be regenerated if you keep the pack type.
+So having "integer units" of packs could even suffice, but we still use NFT ids on our backend. We consider it interesting for developers to do the same, but you can regenerate a NFT for packs.
 **Cards** are permanent assets usually received from opening your packs.
-Cards have an ID (what we call a global id) but it is also very important to keep track of their NFT. This is because cards can evolve separately from each other, with experience, level and even their own traits!
+Cards have an ID (what we call a global id) but it is also very important to keep track of their NFT unique ID. This is because cards can evolve separately from each other, with experience, level and even their own traits!
 At "its birth", a card is like it's typical ID. And can be Elite or not. But it can then evolve.
-**For that reason, Card NFTs are very clearly broadcasted as soon as they exist and together with their first "birth" broadcast.** This happens with the "exode_openpack" event below.
+**For that reason, Card NFTs are very clearly broadcasted as soon as they exist and together with their first "birth" broadcast.** This happens with the "exode_openpack" event.
 This is not required for packs which are not distinct from each other and do not have the same requirement for blockchain replay.