πTask Creation & Execution
Doing the thing.
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Doing the thing.
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When you create a task from the mint bot, a katana symbol will pop up if it is contract mintable and your task will flash gold. Contract minting involves delegating access to multiple proxies (rather than using multiple wallets), and using these proxies to mint.
Not all contracts are Katana-able! We do our best to show users what is Katana-able. Katana requires a contract to be loopable. If a contract contains the following code, it is not loopable: tx.origin == msg.sender
Click on the Katana Icon and a popup will show.
Below are the options available to users to customize the Katana task
Workers
includes how many proxies you would like to run the task you have set. This essentially multiplies your task execution by X amount of proxies
Offset
allows users to skip a certain amount of proxies or workers so you can re-mint with contract minting on a task that has already been run.
For example, you mint loop a free mint with 10 out of your 100 proxies. You would like to mint again on another 10. Since Katana always orders your proxy mints from 1st to last, you can skip the proxies that have already minted and will fail (causing gas loss). In this example, you would enter "10" in the offset tab to skip your first 10 proxies and mint on the next 10.
Standard
Katana minting will order proxies one after another in your contract mint. This is used when a mint only allows you to perform 1 action per "wallet"
Loop
will use 1 proxy over and over in 1 txn to save gas if the contract doesn't block minting more than once
Once you have selected your Workers
, Offset
, and Worker Method
, you will have a new Katana Task
as shown above (this will have a katana symbol on the left and right of the task name)
To run your Katana contract minting task, click the Start
button.