10,000 robots.Zero servers.
Every HexBot is drawn by the smart contract at the moment someone opens it. There is no IPFS link, no image host and no file that can disappear. Seven traits, one vector robot, stored on Robinhood Chain.
Mint
--- of 10,000 builtConnect a wallet to check how many free mints you have left.
Network gas is paid separately. Up to 35 per transaction.
Production line
Eight random robots, drawn live by the contract. Select one to inspect it.
What a HexBot is made of
Seven traits are rolled from the token id. These are the exact weights written into the renderer contract. The traits of the unit on the left are highlighted.
How a token becomes a picture
The art is a function, not a file. Anyone can call it from any node and get the same robot back, forever.
You mint
The contract assigns the next token id to your wallet.
Someone asks
A marketplace or wallet calls tokenURI(id).
The roll
The renderer hashes the id and picks seven traits using the weights above.
The drawing
It assembles an SVG and returns it inside base64 JSON.
Check it yourself
The contract is public. Read the renderer, call tokenURI on any id, or compare the odds on this page with the code.
How do the free mints work?
Each wallet gets its first 2 HexBots free. Every mint after that costs 0.000044 ETH. The contract counts per wallet address, so splitting a mint across several transactions does not change the total.
Which network do I need?
Robinhood Chain mainnet. The Connect wallet button switches your wallet to it, or adds it if it is missing. You need a little ETH on that chain for gas.
Where is the artwork stored?
In the contract. The renderer builds each SVG on demand from the token id, so there is nothing to host and nothing to pin.