Create Frame Assets
Frame assets are a special asset class used to display 2D NFTs, images, and video. There are a few specific requirements for making custom frame assets (e.g., they can not be animated).
What is a Frame Asset?
A frame asset is a special asset type that serves as a screen to display NFTs, images, and video in the game environment.
A frame asset can NOT be animated, but it can be a compound asset.
Uploading custom content for use with Video and Audio Streaming behaviours is limited to The Sandbox and select partners.
How to Create a Frame Asset
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To create a frame asset, you will select a flat rectangular area to serve as the "screen" on the asset using the 
Frame tool in the VoxEdit Modeler's Modeler.
Uploading the asset to your Workspace maintains this special property and makes the asset available in your Game Maker library.
The following logic options can be applied to a frame asset in Game Maker:
NFT Information
The NFT Details Display component is often used on frame assets to provide marketplace information about the displayed media:
Specific Requirements
If these guidelines are not followed, the image may not display correctly, or the Game Maker may not recognize it as a proper frame asset and will not allow the display logic to be applied in Game Maker.
Size & Ratio
There is no limit on size or specific restrictions about ratio, but we recommend 16:9 or 1:1. The logic to use the frame object will allow for resizing, stretching to fit, and repeating (tiling).
Dimensions: Even Values
The model with the frame area must have a volume with even dimensions. 
Examples
64x64x2
120x40x6
Unanimated
Do NOT animate the asset. If motion is applied, the asset will not be saved as a frame asset.
Projection Note
Do NOT move or rotate the node linked to the model with the frame area. The projection is locked at the position on the model in relation to the [0, 0, 0] coordinate.
If you move or rotate the model, the projection area won't match in the game world.
Techniques
Floating Image
There is no need for a Voxel surface underneath the frame area. It’s possible to draw the area and then delete the voxels, and the area will remain active. This will let you design displays in which the images seem to be floating in space.
Only one side of the image will be visible.
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