BLOCKFORGE
 IDENTITIES

A Character Collection That Plays.

BlockForge Identities is a collection of 100 inscribed voxel characters. Unlike static PFPs, each Identity is a self-contained 3-D viewer. Open one in any wallet, marketplace, or ordinals explorer and the character renders live in WebGPU with shadows, post-processing, a unique biome backdrop, and a signature emote tied to the biome it belongs to.

The character even follows your cursor while at rest. Eye contact in a PFP, on Bitcoin. Move your mouse over the canvas and watch the head track you.

Equip Your Identity. Build With It.

Wear it in the voxel world.

If you hold a BlockForge Identity, you can equip it as your in-game avatar in BlockForge. Your skin replaces the default character mesh, so anyone who walks past your chunk sees you wearing the same Identity that lives in your wallet.

It's the same exact 3-D rig. Same parts, same rendering, same emotes. The Identities viewer and the BlockForge game engine share the skin-rendering pipeline, so what you see in your PFP is what other players see in the world.

Unlock a one-of-a-kind block.

Every Identity unlocks a unique placeable block in BlockForge that only its owner can use. 100 Identities → 100 exclusive blocks the rest of the world simply cannot place.

Build with it, signature it on a chunk, leave a permanent on-chain trace that only someone who holds your Identity could have written.

One Per Biome. All Animated.

Each Identity unlocks one of these blocks in BlockForge. The textures aren't static images, they're per-frame procedural draws lifted straight from the game engine. What you see below is exactly what places in-world.

9 Biomes. 9 Custom Emotes.

Each Identity's biome determines a unique on-press emote. Not just a motion, but a real transformation of the character. Materials shift, shaders take over, geometry spawns and falls apart. Click the button on any live Identity to see them fire.

Cyberpunk

GLITCH

Digital signal tear. The character convulses on high-frequency rotations while random body parts flash neon emissive colors (magenta, cyan, acid green) at 22 Hz, like a corrupted broadcast.

Alien

ABDUCT

A translucent green tractor beam descends from above and lifts the character into the air. Their body goes limp. Arms and legs dangle, head looks up at the source. Beam retracts, character drops back.

Tundra

FREEZE

A scared flinch pose snaps in as a translucent ice crystal materializes around the body. Geometry is a per-skin-seeded vertex-perturbed icosahedron, so every Tundra character has its own ice shape. Vibrate, crack, melt free.

Ruins

PETRIFY

A stone wash rises feet-to-head via a TSL shader, painting every fragment with sandstone color. Then voronoi cellular cracks (true F2−F1 polygonal mud-crack plates) widen across the surface, the body shudders, and 120 jagged stone shards crumble outward.

Enchanted

POLYMORPH

A magical flash and the rig parts swap configurations: head where torso was, torso where head was, arms hanging from the hips, legs sticking up from the shoulders. Snaps back with a second flash. Total chaos for a second and a half.

Plains

BLOOM

Arms wide in a serene welcome. ~60 emissive 5-petal voxel daisies sprout from every body part in a randomized order, plus 4 voxel butterflies circle the head on per-skin-seeded orbits with flapping wings.

Desert

DJINN

The body dissolves to 5% scale as a tall sandy smoke wisp rises in its place, complete with glowing amber eyes that blink. Each Desert character has a unique per-vertex-perturbed wisp shape. The body reforms when the wisp dissipates.

Ocean

GEYSER

A translucent water column erupts from below and lifts the character into the air, where a foam-and-teal surfboard materializes under their feet. They surf with a rolling sway. The board tilts with the body, then the column collapses.

Aether

REFORGE

The character explodes into individual body parts on a two-ring 3-D orbit, each spinning on its own axis. Every part throbs a warm aether-gold glow on independently offset phase clocks. After ~2 seconds of cosmic disassembly, everything snaps back together.

Real WebGPU. Real Rendering. On Bitcoin.

Each Identity is a tiny app, fully on-chain via inscribed Three.js modules + a shared viewer engine + a shared manifest. The same renderer that runs the BlockForge voxel world powers every PFP.

• Three.js WebGPU renderer — node-based materials, modern GPU pipeline.
• TSL (Three.js Shading Language) — every biome's ground is a procedural shader: cyberpunk circuit traces, alien membrane voronoi, tundra frost cracks, ruins mosaic, enchanted spell circles, plains wildflowers, desert sand+cracks, ocean caustics, aether starfield.
• MRT post-processing chain — color bloom + emissive bloom (separate pass on the MRT emissive channel), depth+normal ambient occlusion, radial vignette, per-biome film grain, FXAA.
• Real-time shadows — 2048×2048 directional shadow map with PCF soft edges, framed tight on the rig for crisp contact shadows under the character.
• Per-biome environment — cyclorama dome geometry, animated silhouette layers (windmills, igloos, obelisks, palm trees, floating crystals, etc.), three-color sky gradients, biome-specific light scale.
• Idle head tracking — the character's head smoothly follows your cursor while at rest, via canvas pointer events feeding an exponential lerp on the head rotation.
• Programmatic emotes — not keyframe data, real per-frame math: vertex morphing, voronoi shaders, mesh dissolve scales, particle systems with gravity. Every emote ships as code, not animation tracks.
• Mutable assets via sat pointers — the manifest and engine resolve via inscribed-on-sat lookups, so a single re-inscription ships updates to all 100 delegates without re-minting them.

It Looks Right At You.

The head follows your cursor.

While at rest, every Identity's head smoothly tracks your mouse pointer across the viewer canvas. It's subtle (capped at ~17° of yaw and ~10° of pitch) but it makes the character feel alive in a way no static PFP ever could.

The implementation: canvas pointermove listener normalizes the cursor position to a centered [-1, 1] range and exponentially lerps the head rotation toward the target each frame. Decays back to neutral when the cursor leaves.

See Them Live.

A random handful of the collection's 100 Identities, rendered live in their inscribed viewers directly from /content/<id>. Click any to open it fullscreen. Reload the page or hit reroll for a fresh draw.

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