Deploy License and Mint Copies
Roles
Following roles are related to YoZi Inscription:
Owner: The current owner of specific inscription.
Deployer: The wallet used to deploy YoZi Inscription for specific inscription. Deployer is same as Owner. Royalty
Receiver: The wallet used to get royalty fee paid by Minter. The Royalty Receiver is the same as Deployer.
Minter: The wallet used to mint recursive content for specific inscription by following YoZi Inscription protocol
How To
Follow steps should be strictly followed to play with YoZi Inscription:
Deploy YoZi Inscription: As the owner of one specific inscription. You can inscribe the deploy function for that inscription to your EOS compatible wallet. The royalty fee is specified at this phrase.The paid royalty fee by following minter will always be transfered to the deployer account.
Mint Recursive Content: Anyone could inscribe the recursive content by following the parameters defined in the deploy function. That is, you have to pay extra royalty fee defined in deploy function to YoZi Inscription deployer. The fee should be paid in the commit tx of the commit-reveal inscription process.
Operations
Deploy
Everyone could deploy YoZi Inscription for his/her owned inscriptions
The deployer is the receiver of the royalty fee
The YoZi Inscription could only be deployed once for each inscription. That means further deployments are all invalid once one valid YoZi Inscription is deployed for specific inscription no matter how it circulates among different accounts
Mint
Everyone could mint resursive inscriptions based on the rules defined by YoZi Inscription deploy inscription
The mime type of the YoZi Inscription defined resursive inscription should be the same as original inscription
The content simply follows the resursive style: /content/<INSCRIPTION_ID>, INSCRIPTION_ID here refers to the inscription to be resursived, it's the same as inscription id specified in the YoZi Inscription deploy inscription
The correct amount of $EOS should be sent to YoZi Inscription deployer during mint process