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Citizen #3569: Moto Angel. "To win the race first you have to grid up. To find the limit you have to be able to crash hard, get up, lick your wounds, heal, put it behind you, get back on and go full send. If your not willing to put it on the line you can never become champion!" —Race4TheWin

A Neo Tokyo Citizen is the NFT created by staking the three components (and optional Vault) in the Citizen Contract. While the component pieces of a citizen are shown as text with computer code syntax, the Citizen NFT is an image of a character based on the properties described in the text of the component parts.

A Citizen is distinct NFT from an Outer Citizen.

Properties

The properties of the Citizen NFT are derived from its component Identity, Vault Card, Item Cache, and Land.

Creating a Citizen

Creating a Citizen requires:

Vaults were previously optional but, following migration, must be used to assemble a new Citizen. Vaults increase the $BYTE yield of the resulting Citizen.

Citizen Assembler

To review how available Neo Tokyo components would fit together, prior to assembly, try the Citizen Assembler.

The Citizen Assembler at, https://neotokyo.codes/assembler, offers a simple way to preview a Citizen's appearance and their resulting rarity score, ranking, and yield by selecting the preferred Identity, Vault, Item Cache, and Land Deed #'s.

The Citizen Assembler at https://neotokyo.codes/assembler

Appearance

A citizen's appearance depends on the characteristics described in the Identity and the Item Cache and their gender. The background of the resulting composite is based on the Land Deed.

Citizen 18
Citizen 218
Citizen 10
Citizen 4
Citizen 548
Citizen 1485
Citizen 2368
Citizen 2497

Profile Picture

To get the highest-resolution version of a Citizen's profile picture, view the Citizen on the official website at https://neotokyo.codes/viewCitizens and download the WebP raster image or use the "Download cropped PFP" button.

Legacy Method to Generate a Profile Picture

The legacy method to download a profile picture uses [Ryan's] CitGen service.

To get a PNG image of your Citizen for a profile picture—instead of the individual SVG layers—use Ryan's CitGen service at:
https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/1200x1200/1666
...where 1666 is your Citizen number and s1 is either s1 or s2 depending on if you are a Citizen or Outer Citizen.

The URL can be modified to:

Change the size of the image... https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/486x486/1666
See the female version of the Citizen (S1s only)... https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/1200x1200/1666?female=true
Turn off the background... https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/1200x1200/1666?no-bg=true
Add a custom color background (using hex color codes)... https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/1200x1200/1666?bg-color=849ef3
Or, modify multiple features at the same time... https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/486x486/1666?female=true&no-bg=true

The instructions above will provide you with the full-figure of a Citizen. For a cropped profile picture featuring the face of a Citizen, use the alternate URL at:
https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/pfp/1666
...where 1666 is your Citizen number and s1 is either s1 or s2 depending on if you are a Citizen or Outer Citizen.

This URL can also be modified to:

Add a custom color background (using hex color codes)... https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/pfp/1666?bg-color=849ef3

Using the Background Color to Reflect Citizen Rarity

Many Citizens use the custom background color to reflect their rank in Discord, using the following hex color codes:

For Elite Citizens, https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/pfp/1666?bg-color=faac27
For non-Elite Citizens, https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/pfp/1666?bg-color=849ef3
And, for Outer Citizens, https://citgen.rcw.io/s2/pfp/37?bg-color=b0d774

Rarity

A rarity score is given to each Citizen based on the combined score of its constituent NFTs. A Citizen with a top 500 rarity score is considered Elite and has access to the Metaverse Lounge channel in the Neo Tokyo Discord.

Citizen rarity scores are listed at https://neotokyo.codes/trade

For more information refer to the Rarity article.

Benefits of Citizenship

Uploading component NFTs to the Citizen contract creates the Citizen profile picture.
Uploaded and staked Citizens yield $BYTES.
Citizens can access exclusive Discord channels
Citizens can create teams and join guilds
Create a unique on-chain description for a Citizen at upload

Teams and Guilds

Guilds were created as a means of distributing Chips prior to the Meta Tournament. There are 10 guilds and each guild is comprised of (up to) 200 Citizens. Guilds manage Citizens and Citizens manage their respective teams. A team is comprised of one Citizen manager and two Outer Citizen players.

How to Upload a Citizen

The process of creating a Citizen requires the necessary component NFTs to be staked in the Citizen contract. This process is also known as Uploading.

To upload a Citizen:

Connect a wallet with the required NFTs to the Upload page of https://neotokyo.codes
Select the component NFTs to combine for the citizen through the website's interface
Write a custom description (upload message)
Press Upload
Confirm a transaction for each NFT that will be uploaded and a final upload transaction

This will require wallet confirmation and significant gas fee because of the amount of data in the transaction.

It may be possible to upload via the latest contracts but there is no current documentation for this process.

Citizenship Number

A new Citizenship number is provided with each uploaded Citizen, adding +1 to the number of the last uploaded Citizen.
Numbers are consecutive, based on upload, and are automatically assigned.
Numbers will not be reused when a citizen is disassembled and reassembled.

Unstake and Disassemble a Citizen

To swap out or trade a component NFT, the Citizen must be disassembled. This process returns the component pieces and the Citizen number is destroyed. The Citizen will no longer produce $BYTES, but all accumulated unclaimed $BYTES will still be available. The Citizen cannot be disassembled if it is staked.

Before disassembling, claim your $BYTES (instructions here).

To disassemble, connect the wallet containing the Citizen to the Citizen Contract address

Navigate to the Write as Proxy tab, enter the Citizen's ID in the 8. disassembleCitizen function of the contract and Write.

$BYTES

Each Citizen produces $BYTES tokens based on its component Identity's credit yield value and, if it was uploaded with a Vault, the Vault modifier. Outer Citizens do not yield $BYTES.

To determine a Citizen's $BYTE yield, information on claiming $BYTES, or determining the amount that a Citizen has produced; refer to the Bytes article.

For more information on claiming $Bytes from an unopened vault, refer to Neo Tokyo Part 2 Vault Card (NEOTV).

Contract Address

https://etherscan.io/address/0xb9951b43802dcf3ef5b14567cb17adf367ed1c0f

External Links

Neo Tokyo | Citizens (official website)
Neo Tokyo Citizens Magic Eden collection

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-<onlyinclude>[[File:citizen_1.png|300px|thumb|right|Citizen #1]]
+<onlyinclude>[[File:3569.png|300px|thumb|right|Citizen #3569: Moto Angel. "To win the race first you have to grid up. To find the limit you have to be able to crash hard, get up, lick your wounds, heal, put it behind you, get back on and go full send. If your not willing to put it on the line you can never become champion!" —Race4TheWin]]
 A '''Neo Tokyo Citizen''' is the NFT created by staking the three components (and optional [[Neo_Tokyo_Vault_Card_(NEOTV)|Vault]]) in the [[Citizen#Contract_Address|Citizen Contract]]. While the component pieces of a citizen are shown as text with computer code syntax, the Citizen NFT is an image of a character based on the properties described in the text of the component parts.</onlyinclude>
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 ==Properties==
-The properties of the Citizen NFT are derived from its component [[Neo_Tokyo_Identities_(NEOTI)|Identity]], optional [[Neo Tokyo Part 2 Vault Card (NEOTV)|Vault Card]], [[Neo Tokyo Part 3 Item Caches (NTITEM)|Item Cache]], and [[Neo Tokyo Part 4 Land Deeds (NTLD)|Land]].
+The properties of the Citizen NFT are derived from its component [[Neo_Tokyo_Identities_(NEOTI)|Identity]], [[Neo Tokyo Part 2 Vault Card (NEOTV)|Vault Card]], [[Neo Tokyo Part 3 Item Caches (NTITEM)|Item Cache]], and [[Neo Tokyo Part 4 Land Deeds (NTLD)|Land]].
 ==Creating a Citizen==
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 * [[Neo Tokyo Part 4 Land Deeds (NTLD)|Land Deed]] NFT
-An optional [[Neo Tokyo Part 2 Vault Card (NEOTV)|Vault]] can be used to increase the [[Bytes|$BYTE]] yield of the resulting Citizen.
+[[Neo Tokyo Part 2 Vault Card (NEOTV)|Vaults]] were previously optional but, following [[migration]], must be used to assemble a new Citizen. Vaults increase the [[Bytes|$BYTE]] yield of the resulting Citizen.
 [[File:S1_Info.jpg|800px|thumb|left]]
 <br clear=all>
 ===Citizen Assembler===
-To review how available Neo Tokyo components would fit together, prior to assembly, try the '''Citizen Assembler'''.
+{{:Citizen Assembler}}
-The Citizen Assembler at, https://neotokyo.codes/assembler, offers a simple way to preview a Citizen's appearance and their resulting rarity score, ranking, and yield by selecting the preferred Identity, Vault, Item Cache, and Land Deed #'s.
-[[File:Neo Tokyo Assembler.png|500px|thumb|left|The Citizen Assembler at https://neotokyo.codes/assembler]]
 <br clear=all>
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 File:Citizen2497.png|Citizen 2497
 </gallery>
+<!--
+====Changing a Citizen's Gender====
+''TBA''
+-->
 ===Profile Picture===
-To get a PNG image of your Citizen, ideal for a profile picture -- instead of the individual SVG layers -- use [https://rcw.io/ Ryan's] citgen site at:
+To get the highest-resolution version of a Citizen's profile picture, view the Citizen on the official website at https://neotokyo.codes/viewCitizens and download the WebP raster image or use the "Download cropped PFP" button.
+====Legacy Method to Generate a Profile Picture====
+The legacy method to download a profile picture uses [[https://twitter.com/rcw_97 Ryan's]] CitGen service.
+To get a PNG image of your Citizen for a profile picture—instead of the individual SVG layers—use [https://rcw.io/ Ryan's] CitGen service at:
 <br />
 <code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/1200x1200/1666</code>
 <br />
-...where <code>1666</code> is your Citizen number.
+...where <code>1666</code> is your Citizen number and <code>s1</code> is either s1 or s2 depending on if you are a [[Citizen]] or [[Outer Citizen]].
 The URL can be modified to:
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 * See the female version of the Citizen (S1s only)... <code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/1200x1200/1666?female=true</code>
 * Turn off the background... <code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/1200x1200/1666?no-bg=true</code>
-* Or, all three at the same time... <code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/486x486/1666?female=true&no-bg=true</code>
+* Add a custom color background (using hex color codes)... https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/1200x1200/1666?bg-color=849ef3
+* Or, modify multiple features at the same time... <code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/486x486/1666?female=true&no-bg=true</code>
+The instructions above will provide you with the full-figure of a Citizen. For a '''cropped profile''' picture featuring the face of a Citizen,
+use the alternate URL at:
+<br />
+<code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/pfp/1666</code>
+<br />
+...where <code>1666</code> is your Citizen number and <code>s1</code> is either s1 or s2 depending on if you are a [[Citizen]] or [[Outer Citizen]].
+This URL can also be modified to:
+* Add a custom color background (using hex color codes)... <code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/pfp/1666?bg-color=849ef3</code>
+=====Using the Background Color to Reflect Citizen Rarity=====
+Many Citizens use the custom background color to reflect their rank in Discord, using the following hex color codes:
+* For Elite Citizens, <code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/pfp/1666?bg-color=faac27</code>
+* For non-Elite Citizens, <code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s1/pfp/1666?bg-color=849ef3</code>
+* And, for Outer Citizens, <code>https://citgen.rcw.io/s2/pfp/37?bg-color=b0d774</code>
 ===Rarity===
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 ===Benefits of Citizenship===
 * Uploading component NFTs to the Citizen contract creates the Citizen profile picture.
-* Uploaded Citizens produce credits/$BYTES.
+* Uploaded and staked Citizens yield $BYTES.
 * Citizens can access exclusive Discord channels
 * Citizens can create teams and join [[guilds]]
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 This will require wallet confirmation and significant gas fee because of the amount of data in the transaction.
-To upload via contract, see '''[[Uploading a Citizen Through the Contract]]'''.
+It may be possible to upload via the latest contracts but there is no current documentation for this process.
 ===Citizenship Number===
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 ==Unstake and Disassemble a Citizen==
-To swap out or trade a component NFT, the Citizen must be disassembled. This process returns the component pieces and the Citizen number is destroyed. The Citizen will no longer produce $BYTES, but all accumulated unclaimed $BYTES will still be available.
+To swap out or trade a component NFT, the Citizen must be disassembled. This process returns the component pieces and the Citizen number is destroyed. The Citizen will no longer produce $BYTES, but all accumulated unclaimed $BYTES will still be available. The Citizen cannot be disassembled if it is [[Staking|staked]].
-Before disassembling, claim your $BYTES ([[Bytes#Claim_.24BYTES|instructions here]]).
+Before disassembling, claim your $BYTES ([[Bytes#Claim_Bytes|instructions here]]).
 To disassemble, connect the wallet containing the Citizen to the [[Citizen#Contract_Address|Citizen Contract address]]
-Enter the Citizen's ID in the <code>5. disassembleCitizen</code> function of the contract and ''Write.''
+Navigate to the ''Write as Proxy'' tab, enter the Citizen's ID in the <code>8. disassembleCitizen</code> function of the contract and ''Write.''
 ==$BYTES==
 Each Citizen produces [[Bytes|$BYTES]] tokens based on its component Identity's credit yield value and, if it was uploaded with a Vault, the Vault modifier. [[Outer Citizen|Outer Citizens]] do not yield $BYTES.
-''To determine a Citizen's '''[[Bytes#.24BYTE_Yield|$BYTE yield]]''', information on '''[[Bytes#Claim_.24BYTES|claiming $BYTES]]''', determining the '''[[Bytes#How_Many_.24BYTES_Has_a_Citizen_Accumulated.3F|amount that a Citizen has produced]]''', or '''[[Bytes#Minting_Neo_Tokyo_NFTs_using_.24BYTES|minting additional NFTs with $BYTES]]''', refer to the '''[[Bytes]]''' article.''
+''To determine a Citizen's '''[[Bytes#Bytes_2.0_Yield|$BYTE yield]]''', information on '''[[Bytes#Claim_Bytes|claiming $BYTES]]''', or determining the '''[[Bytes#How_Many_$BYTES_Has_a_Citizen_Accumulated?|amount that a Citizen has produced]]'''; refer to the '''[[Bytes]]''' article.''
 ''For more information on '''[[Neo_Tokyo_Part_2_Vault_Card_(NEOTV)#Claiming_.24BYTES_From_Vault|claiming $Bytes from an unopened vault]]''', refer to '''[[Neo Tokyo Part 2 Vault Card (NEOTV)]]'''.''
 ==Contract Address==
-https://etherscan.io/address/0xb668beb1fa440f6cf2da0399f8c28cab993bdd65
+https://etherscan.io/address/0xb9951b43802dcf3ef5b14567cb17adf367ed1c0f
+== See Also ==
+* [[Outer Citizen]]
+* [[Identities]]
+* [[Vaults]]
+* [[Item caches]]
+* [[Land deed]]
+* [[Bytes]]
+* [[Staking]]
+== External Links ==
+[https://neotokyo.codes/citizens Neo Tokyo | Citizens] (official website)<br />
+[https://magiceden.io/collections/ethereum/0xb9951b43802dcf3ef5b14567cb17adf367ed1c0f Neo Tokyo Citizens] Magic Eden collection<br />
-==Marketplace Collections==
-https://opensea.io/collection/neotokyo-citizens <br />
-https://byt.io/ethereum/collection/neotokyo-citizens
 [[Category:NFT]]
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