The user will input their ENS; their NFTs are processed, labeled as a type of game object (character, equipment, other), and given stats based on its floor price and traits. The NFTs get put in a world with a procedurally generated map/world with full game functionality.
IP-Landers is a project that brings NFTs to life by creating an interactive game experience combining digital IP assets with an immersive world. The process begins when users input their ENS. Their NFTs are each processed and categorized by AI, getting transformed into game objects like characters or equipment. Each game object is assigned stats that reflect the floor price and its traits. These assets are then implemented into a procedurally generated game world built in Unreal Engine, providing an engaging and dynamic environment. The project's unique feature is the story's IP database, which allows users to share their NFT worlds and contribute to them with their own distinct characters and stories.
IP-Landers was built using AI models, blockchain integration, and game development tools. Meta's Llama 3.2 vision model analyzes the NFT images, generating text descriptions that are categorized by the DeBERTa zero-shot classification model, sorting them into different types of objects. Unreal Engine powers the game, featuring procedurally generated landscapes and dungeons for a dynamic experience. Story Protocol's platform allows collaborative creativity without IP disputes. We implemented a unique solution to link NFT metadata to playable Unreal Engine assets.