You sign with your own wallet and pay your own fee. MixUp never holds a key and never takes custody of anything.
Mixup launchpad on Solana
Pick which game runs, describe what goes inside it, and launch it with its own coin. The mixup and the coin are created together, and you can preview both before anything mints.
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One of them runs. The other gets pulled inside it: its enemies, its weapons, its places. The second one is optional.
In your own words. A look, a surface, or a thing in the world, and you can ask for all three at once.
The coin and the mod are created together in one signature. Nothing mints until you press Launch, and previewing costs nothing.
A mixup looks most like itself when it uses the other game's actual textures. Some games we can read directly. The rest keep their art in archives we will not break into, so you export it yourself with the tool your game's modding scene already uses (OpenIV for GTA V, UXM for Elden Ring), then point us at the folder. We read a dozen files out of it and nothing else, here on your machine. Nothing is uploaded.
This asks your browser for one folder, which you choose. The page writes the pack into it,
and reads Minecraft's own .jar out of it so a Minecraft mixup can use the
game's real textures instead of drawn ones. Nothing is uploaded and nothing leaves your
machine. It cannot see any other folder, and it cannot touch a wallet. Revoke it any time
below or in your browser's site settings.
Nothing here has launched. These are combinations the pad can build. Click one and it fills in the builder above.