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In under 10 minutes you will learn how to make 10000 NFTs, that's 1000 NFTs a minute. What are you waiting for?

Full article and further help can be found here:

https://thecryptophile.me/nft/creatin...

Here is an overview of the process:

Hashlips Github - Google Hashlips Github

Hashlips has created a fantastic system - which allows you to create a generated collection of NFTs for free. The first thing you need to do is go to his GitHub. Once there, open his art engine.

Dependencies - Visual Studio Code, Node JS, and Git Clone/Git

You will need a number of different things for this process, firstly you will need Visual Studio Code. This allows us to make changes to programmes, and is a fundamental tool for all programming operations.

Just Google Visual Studio Code and install it - it's that simple.
Next up you need Node.js, we have an install guide for Node.js
Finally, you will need to install git. Google "git install" and install it for your system.

git clone https://github.com/HashLips/hashlips_... (FILE NAME)

Once you have installed all of the dependencies, you're going to want to run the command above.

cd into the file folder, you're now in the correct folder

cd (FILE NAME)


Install all dependencies
Run NPM install in order to install all of the necessary dependencies. You should get an output that looks something like this:


Shoutout to Daniel at Hashlips for creating such amazing content in this space

NFT Layers explained

You will need “layers” of each NFT. You can think of layers as traits, or attributes. Each layer can only have one of its attributes chosen once, and each NFT will have a completely unique combination of the attributes. This is how the uniqueness of the collection is guaranteed, and the rarity of each NFT will be reflected in the metadata.

You should order your NFTs with the background and the body at the top and the rest of the attributes in any order. This will allow everything to appear on top of the bodies and backgrounds.

Finally you should name your NFT layers as follows:

Backgrounds

White#20
Blue#20
Yellow#20

This will allow the art generator to randomly generate according to the numbers, so each one of these backgrounds has an equal chance of appearing, if you wanted black to be a dominant background color, we could add black#90 - and most of the NFTs would have a black background. This is how we create rarity and value in our NFT collection.

Once you have created your layers, delete the example layers from the HashLips art engine, and replace them with your own, then change the config.js file to reflect the new layers name, watch the video to understand this part better.
Change your config.js file
All of the key data and information for the settings is stored inside config.js - this is where we change the following settings for our collection:

Amount of NFTs
The wallet address to send the money to
The layers for our NFTs



This is where we can decide whether we’re making an Eth collection, Sol Collection, or Matic Collection also.

Making your first 5 NFTs using the Hashlips art engine

Once you have added your layers to the layers section, you are now ready to make your collection. Make sure all of the data is correct, the config.js file reflects the layer names that you have, and that they are in the right order for generation.

Then run:

npm run build


This will create 5 NFTs, you can change the amount of NFTs by changing the “growEditionSizeto” option in config.js, change it to any number you like and you can create literally unlimited amounts of NFTs











0:00 Introduction - my collection of NFTs with metadata
0:27 The metadata split into Json format, so you can understand what you're generating
0:37 Hashlips Github - Google Hashlips Github, Open his Art Engine
1:05 Dependencies - Visual Studio Code, Node JS, and Git Clone/Git
1:55 git clone https://github.com/HashLips/hashlips_... (FILE NAME)
2:05 cd into the file folder, you're now in the correct folder
2:15 Run NPM install in order to install all of the necessary dependencies
2:30 Shoutout to Daniel at Hashlips for creating such amazing content in this space
3:01 Layers explained - how to order your NFT layers, how to name your NFT layers for attribute rarity etc
3:34 The other important thing is in src - config.js - all of your settings are here
3:54 Making your first 5 NFTs using the Hashlips art engine
4:05 Example of your NFT collection
5:17 Naming conventions for your layers, adding rarity, adding your own layers to the art generator
5:51 Adding your new layers to the config.js so you can run the builder and create 10000 NFTs for yourself FOR FREE
6:44 Adding your NFT information to the NFT metadata so you can create a legitimate collection that can be uploaded to OpenSea