Question 1

How do I install and set up Origin-Byte for my NFT project?

Accepted Answer

First, install the Sui CLI, then use the provided build and test scripts. Refer to the official documentation, but be aware it's a work in progress, so you might need to rely on community resources or the GitHub repo for troubleshooting.

Question 2

Origin-Byte vs Sui's native NFT standard: which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Origin-Byte is more comprehensive, with built-in market infrastructure for primary and secondary trading, while Sui's native standard is simpler. Choose Origin-Byte if you need full lifecycle management; opt for the native standard for basic minting without extra features.

Question 3

Can I use Origin-Byte for gaming assets on Sui?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it's designed for complex assets like gaming items, with modular contracts such as Permissions and Kiosk to handle interactive use cases and custom lifecycle controls.

Question 4

What are the costs or fees for using Origin-Byte?

Accepted Answer

There are no protocol fees, but you'll pay Sui transaction fees for deploying and interacting with contracts. Gas costs vary based on network congestion and contract complexity.

Question 5

How does Origin-Byte handle royalties on secondary sales?

Accepted Answer

The Orderbook system in secondary markets includes mechanisms to enforce royalties, ensuring creators receive a percentage of sales automatically, as part of the on-chain trading infrastructure.

Question 6

Is there a front-end SDK or UI kit for Origin-Byte?

Accepted Answer

No, the protocol focuses on smart contracts only. You'll need to build your own front-end or integrate with existing Sui wallet and UI libraries, which adds to development time.

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