reg. Crypto Punks; where can I find the orig. attributes?

[AndySharez]

Hello,
you have some great repositories there!

I was browsing, but couldn't find a folder with the orig. Crypto Punks attributes in png format.

If you have them, could you please point me to where I can find them?

Is it maybe this:
https://github.com/cryptopunksnotdead/punks.whitelabel/tree/master/basic

I am just a bit confused, as it seems there are only 2 layers, the punk itself and then seperated into male/female (?)

How could someone run one command to create a collection from it;
I guess that would have to be splitted into two collections?

(so that female punks only get fem. attributes, vise versa)

Thank you!

[geraldb]

if you are looking for the (original) matt & john's cryptopunk (v1/v2) attributes exported as .png from the on-chain contract for easy (re)use, see -> https://github.com/cryptopunksnotdead/punks.sandbox/tree/master/punksdata-assets

yes, all attributes 24x24px BUT different offset for male & female (some attributes are unisex e.g. pipe, cigarette, etc. if i remember but still duplicated in contract if remember)

for putting together a collection it all depends on your script / service / command you use. i recommend using a tabular dataset (.csv) as input.

for generation via command line (tool), see https://github.com/cryptopunksnotdead/cryptopunks/tree/master/cryptopunks for example or another of many more write-ups / how-tos, see https://github.com/ordinalpunks/ordinalpunks.starter

[AndySharez]

if you are looking for the (original) matt & john's cryptopunk (v1/v2) attributes exported as .png from the on-chain contract for easy (re)use, see -> https://github.com/cryptopunksnotdead/punks.sandbox/tree/master/punksdata-assets

yes, all attributes 24x24px BUT different offset for male & female (some attributes are unisex e.g. pipe, cigarette, etc. if i remember but still duplicated in contract if remember)

for putting together a collection it all depends on your script / service / command you use. i recommend using a tabular dataset (.csv) as input.

for generation via command line (tool), see https://github.com/cryptopunksnotdead/cryptopunks/tree/master/cryptopunks for example or another of many more write-ups / how-tos, see https://github.com/ordinalpunks/ordinalpunks.starter

Thank you!

Will look into that.