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# NFT Update
GZ-S1 can be utilized to setup a simple (re-roll) which updates on an existing NFT
User selects one or multiple NFTs they already own to update, each NFT is essentially re-rolled and gets fresh new metadata/image based upon trait qtys set by the project founder within the admin panel.
New traits can be added at any time. Old traits are not required\*
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If you already have a trait store with us (all image layers can be synced) accross both sites. Although remain independent in terms of qty available.
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