Draw voxels using Bitcoin Cash. WIP.
- https://github.com/Lallassu/vox2
- https://threejs.org/
- https://jquery.com/
- https://github.com/blockparty-sh/wallet
- https://bitdb.network/
- https://bitsocket.org/
- https://bitbox.earth/
- https://bitcore.io/
The craft.cash protocol has three parts, the prefix craft, the world id which is 4 bytes, and then a variable length of multiple of 4 bytes containing xyzc block data. This is a single OP_RETURN output attached to any sort of transaction. Multiple transactions maybe be used in order to string together more than 51 block edits per transaction. 51 is limit of block changes per transaction due to OP_RETURN size limit. If there is extra data past the block data (such as [[xyzc] [xyzc] [xy]]) the transaction should be considered invalid in its entirety and skipped, ie if not a multiple of 4 bytes in length the transaction should be skipped.
Blocks are read from earliest to latest, with later transactions overwriting earlier positions blocks can be changed in color or removed entirely (see color). Finally, transactions in the mempool should be displayed on top of all confirmed transactions presuming they are valid size.
The world is a 256^3 sized cube. There are 2^32 different worlds that exist. All blocks in a world start empty.
- X is "left and right"
- Y is "down and up"
- Z is "in and out"
The c value can be either 0 which means empty, or 1-255 which converts to rgb color using the following formula:
{
r: ((c & 0xe0) >> 5) << 5,
g: ((c & 0x1c) >> 2) << 5,
b: (c & 0x03) << 6
};Blocks can be changed by matching the position and having a positive c value, and turned back to empty again with a c value of 0.
6a 05 6372616674 04 00000000 40 a08af6f8 9f8af6f8 9e8af6f8 9d89f6f8 9d88f6f8 9d87f6f8 9c86f6f8 9c85f6f8 9b84f6f8 9a84f6f8 9a85f6f8 9a86f6f8 9a87f6f8 9a88f6f8 9a89f6f8 9a8af6f8
Refers to:
[OP_RETURN] [0x05 length of data] [craft] [0x04 length of data] [00000000 world id] [0x40 length of data] [[xyzc] [xyzc] [xyzc]...]
To take the block a08af6f8 we split it into 4 parts giving us the xyzc: 0xa0, 0x8a, 0xf6, 0xf8.
From this we know that x=160, y=138, z=246, c=248.
We convert c using the formula given in Color section giving us r=224, g=192, b=0.