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10 minutes to teach you to turn the "game content" developed based on the Unity engine into an ERC1155 token

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Turn a beloved character on Unity into an NFT?

Unity is a cross-platform 2D/3D game engine developed by Unity Technologies, which can be used to develop stand-alone games on Windows, MacOS and Linux platforms, video games on console platforms such as PlayStation, Xbox, Wii, Nintendo 3DS and Switch, and Games for iOS, Android and other mobile devices.

Rhythm BlockBeats discovered that the Youtube account Underscored Labs recently released a video tutorial, which simply teaches you how to convert various characters, images, images, etc. in games developed based on the Unity engine into ERC1155 standard tokens.

ERC1155 standard is a new Ethereum token standard pioneered by the game development service provider Enjin team, which can well solve the current problems faced by gamers and developers some of the main issues. ERC-1155 standard tokens bring the idea of semi-fungibility to the NFT world. Unlike ERC721, in ERC1155, token Id does not represent a single asset, but an asset class. For example, a token Id represents a "key", and a wallet address may have 500 (500 Copies) such keys. The difference between ERC721 and ERC1155 can be illustrated with the key above. If the user wants to transfer 500 keys, when using ERC721, it needs to call transferFrom 500 times, while using ERC1155, it only needs to call transferFrom once with a quantity of 500.

Rhythm Note: It is unclear whether Unity officially supports this behavior.