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Office Hours is a project that experiments with some aspects of the NFT culture. It arises from the idea that smart contracts can do much more than simply storing an owner of an asset and most current projects don't make use of that.
For the project, we play with timezones and work schedules around the world, and create artificial trading hours for each token. Additionally, we also do a twist on the rarity meta, making the rarest tokens, the most difficult ones to trade.
Hello! Welcome to the Office Hours Project. This is the only official instructions to correctly mint your NFT.
⚠️ PAY ATTENTION TO THESE INSTRUCTIONS! ⚠️
This will be a bit more complicated than your regular minting process, because we're doing a mechanic to keep bots and loopers away, but if you can follow a simple set of instructions, than you should have no problem.
The first thing you need is to figure it out the address of your wallet . Have this on hand.
Once you have that, you need to copy the last 4 digits of your address.
Then you need to convert from hexadecimal to numeral. To do that, you can go to https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/hex-to-decimal.html and paste your 4 digits into the
Enter hex numberfield box and click convert.Write down the converted number. Should be a decimal between 0 and 65535.
This number will be used as the
verificationparameter to the mint function, together with the amount of tokens you want to mint.If the resulting number you got is odd, you need to call the
mintOddfunction. If it’s even, you call themintEven.
Let’s go over one example:
Grab the sender address:
0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13Get the last 4 digits:
7C13Convert to decimal number:
31763The resulting number (31763) is odd, so let’s call the
mintOddfunctionPut the
amountparameter, which represents how many tokens you want to mint. Must be between 1 and 2. For theverificationyou use the number you got on step 3.The call will be
mintOdd(amount: 2, verification: 31763)Now just need to send the transaction.
https://etherscan.io/address/0xA6C1C8ef0179071c16E066171d660dA4ad314687

If you want your token to be instantly tradable and it is currently not working, all you need to do is pay some overtime. For that, you need to get your token id and figure it out his hourly rate (you can check the metadata for it!)
The minimum overtime is 1h, but you can pay as much as you want and your character will work the exact amount of time you’re paying him to. So, if you send 1.5x his hourly rate, then he’ll be available for trading for 1:30h.
How to do it:
Head to the contract address on Etherscan. Then choose the payOvertime function. Just send the token id you want to sent it to and choose the amount.
https://twitter.com/XCOPYART/status/1537172020215136257?s=20&t=sqe1ZRVj4I9ApPjOmHTzDw
XCOPY sums it up here: roadmap = empty promises. We designed this project to showcase simple elements: art + code + novel mechanics. That is what it will be. Forever on-chain. There will be no active development. There will be no Discord.
I've been a solidity developer for almost 6 years now. I started when it was all a big jungle and everyone was learning. In that meantime, I worked across different projects, from smart contract auditing, to stable coins, to oracles. I really like building smart contracts and that's what I mostly do for fun. My adventures in the NFT space always have been a side gig, as I still work full time as a developer on a defi protocol. I wanted to do Office Hours because I find that there's an overall lack of creativity in the space and I would love to spark some new ways that we can use the technology to do different kinds of projects.

