> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.chainlife.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.chainlife.xyz/chainlife-tokens/interactivity/trait-specific-interactivity.md).

# Trait-Specific Interactivity

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* 'T' or 'Y' to switch palettes - *Zen. Mints only.*
* 'J' disables Joy overlays - *Non-standard Joy tokens only.*
* 'G' Enables ghost mode - *Non-standard Joy tokens only.*
* *and some other fun things...*

## **'Zen. Mints' and special interactivity**

**Chainlife NFTs minted during the premint will always be special.**

To thank prior collectors of my Art Blocks 'Zenerative' projects, Enso and FOCUS, the premint period is token-gated to only allow wallets holding those tokens to mint.

Tokens minted during premint will be 'Zen. Mints,' and they'll have a corresponding trait. In addition, they have an ability that other tokens do not; they can switch to Enso and FOCUS palettes during play.

Regardless of the a Zen. Mint's palette, the keys 'T' and 'Y' (for ty / thank you) will switch the palette being used to Enso or FOCUS, respectively. These changes are not permanent, and they'll only last until the token is refreshed.

## 'Non-Standard Joy' special interactivity

**The baseline trait for all Chainlife tokens is `Joy : Standard`.**

Some tokens have other Joy traits, and those tokens have joy-based interactive functions.


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