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## What are Synthetic (Crypto) Punks V1?
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> Fully on-chain (crypto) punks for every ethereum address. Check yours out for free!
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> -- [**syntheticpunks.com**](https://syntheticpunks.com)
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[Stephan Cilliers](https://github.com/stephancill) (from South Africa)
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has put together an open-source blockchain service ( - see [**stephancill/synthetic-punks**](https://github.com/stephancill/synthetic-punks) - )
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to generate for free¹ 24×24 punk pixel heads for every ethereum address (account).
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¹: and optionally clain / mint a (non-fungible) token for a 0.02 ether fee.
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The F.A.Q. reads:
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> Q: What are Synthetic Punks?
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> A: Synthetic Punks is inspired by the historical
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> collection of 10 000 Matt & John's® Punks [Anno 2017]
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> by Larva Labs and Synthetic Loot by Dom Hofmann.
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> It generates a unique, fully on-blockchain punk for each Ethereum address.
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> They are free to view for any address, but can be claimed [minted]
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> as an ERC-721 non-fungible token (NFT)
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> for a price of 0.02 ether.
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> Features - Each Synthetic Punk
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> - Is generated from assets stored fully on-blockchain
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> - Is uniquely associated with an ethereum wallet address
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> - Supports Ethereum Name Service (ENS) in its metadata
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## "Off-Chain" Usage In Your Script
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Anyways, the synthpunks gem / library is inspired by Synthetic Punks V1
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by Stephan Cilliers (see above)
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and lets you generate punks using the "original"
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Synthetic Punks V1 pseudo-random number and image generation formula
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"off-blockchain"¹
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using the "original" Synthetic Punks V1 spritesheet
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![](config/spritesheet.png)
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and attribute categories (ranges) and names.
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Let's try
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the (ethereum) address 0x054f3b6eadc9631ccd60246054fdb0fcfe99b322:
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``` ruby
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require 'synthpunks'
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punk = Synthpunks::Image.generate('0x054f3b6eadc9631ccd60246054fdb0fcfe99b322' )
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punk.save( 'punk1.png' )
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punk.zoom(8).save( 'punk1@8x.png' )
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```
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resulting in:
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![](i/punk1.png) 8x
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Tip: Use `Synthpunks.getTokenID( addr )`
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to get the "official" token id
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from the address (that really is only a "convenience" helper that converts the 40-digit / 20-byte hexstring to a decimal (big) integer number). Example:
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``` ruby
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Synthpunks.getTokenID('0x054f3b6eadc9631ccd60246054fdb0fcfe99b322' )
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#=> 30311890011735557186986086868537068337617285922
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# note: yes, Synthpunks.getTokenID same as String#to_i(16)
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'0x054f3b6eadc9631ccd60246054fdb0fcfe99b322'.to_i( 16 )
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#=> 30311890011735557186986086868537068337617285922
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```
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And use the new exclusive "off-chain" only `Synthpunks.getAssetNames( id )`
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helper
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to get all (random) punk attributes by name.
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``` ruby
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Synthpunks.getAttributeNames( 30311890011735557186986086868537068337617285922 )
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#=> ["Alien", "Clown Nose", "Frown", "Vape", "Eyebrows"]
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```
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Now lookup the minted
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Synthetic (Crypto) Punks V1 on the open sea (secondary)
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market:
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[Minted Synthetic Punk for 0xaf9ce4b327a3b690abea6f78eccbfefffbea9fdf
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with Token ID #30311890011735557186986086868537068337617285922 @ Open Sea](https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0xaf9ce4b327a3b690abea6f78eccbfefffbea9fdf/30311890011735557186986086868537068337617285922)
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Or see
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[Synthetic Punk for 0xaf9ce4b327a3b690abea6f78eccbfefffbea9fdf](https://syntheticpunks.com/#/address/0xaf9ce4b327a3b690abea6f78eccbfefffbea9fdf)
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And spot the differencence - hint: none other
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than the "dark / black-ish" background is missing.
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Let's retry and let's add the "dark / black-ish" background
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that is, #1A1A1A, using the rgb hex color code:
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punk = Synthpunks::Image.generate('0x054f3b6eadc9631ccd60246054fdb0fcfe99b322' )
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punk = punk.background( '#1A1A1A' )
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punk.save( 'punk1b.png' )
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punk.zoom(8).save( 'punk1b@8x.png' )
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```
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resulting in:
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Or for fun let's try some more new "custom" backgrounds.
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Example: Stand with Ukraine / Ukraine Flag:
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punk = Synthpunks::Image.generate('0x054f3b6eadc9631ccd60246054fdb0fcfe99b322' )
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punk = punk.background( 'ukraine' )
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punk.save( 'punk1c.png' )
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```
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Tip: Looking for left-looking phunks? Try `Image#mirror`.
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punk = Synthpunks::Image.generate('0x054f3b6eadc9631ccd60246054fdb0fcfe99b322' )
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Bonus Tip: Derive your own custom default profile pictures
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punk = Synthpunks::Image.generate('0x054f3b6eadc9631ccd60246054fdb0fcfe99b322' )
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tokenID = Synthpunks.getTokenID( '0x7a80ee32044f496a7bfef65af738fdda3a02cf02' )
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#=> 699372119169819039191610289391678040975564001026
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#=> ["Human 1", "Rosy Cheeks", "Shadow Beard", "Wild Hair", "VR"]
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[Minted Synthetic Punk for 0x7a80Ee32044F496A7bFeF65Af738FddA3a02CF02
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Example - the entropy pseudo-random number generator source:
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