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work on 4.0 is ongoing

If it generates a mesh, you can make a collision from it in Godot, I suppose. :)

Hi Fernando, please go ahead and make a Issue over on the Voxel-Core repo, you'll be able to upload GIFs and videos over there so I can have a better idea of the problem, sorry for the late response 😅 github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core/issues/new

Hello, I'm not sure what you mean by "delete a color from a set", but if you're trying to have transparent voxels that's not allowed, at least not yet. All voxels need to have a base color, unless you're referring to a voxel's face color in which case while editing a voxel from the VoxelSet editor you can right click on the face to open a context menu to remove a face's color. Or, if you're trying to remove a voxel from the VoxelSet then you can right click on the voxel from the VoxelSet editor to open a context menu with the option to do so. Let me know if that helps!

Thanks! I found "remove voxel" in right click context menu, but it worked the way I didn't expected: it seems other voxels ids shifted, so colors of some other voxels changed. Fortunately, Ctrl+Z helped to set it back. Maybe I do it wrong, the idea was just to remove a "color" from a voxel "palette" (that is remove a voxel from a voxelset if I get it right)

No, this is not marching cubes, just voxels visualized in their purest form. However, marching cubes is planed to be implemented in the future, see: github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core/issues/20 And of course volumetric ray casting can be implemented, would love to see it ;)

Thanks, I have defined some "instructions" on the wiki, here: github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core/wiki The materials applied to voxels are actually stored in the VoxelObject's (e.g. VoxelMesh) VoxelSet, think of a VoxelSet like a TileSet, so any material you want to apply to a individual or group of voxels needs to be stored there and referenced in the voxel via it's "material" property. All of this can be done via code or the VoxelSet editor, refrence the voxel schema, here: github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core/blob/master/addons/voxel-core/classes/voxel.gd#L6 Other than that you can reference the source, I tried to make it a readable as possible. P.S. I'll probably create a tutorial explaining Voxel-Core in more detail soon, stay tuned ;)

@@clarkthylord Thanks. I never noticed there was a wiki!

Sounds good, I'll create a tutorial explaining Voxel-Core in more detail over the summer, stay tuned ;)

this is a tutorial... set playback to 0.25

Here you will find detailed instructions on how to get and install Voxel-Core in your Godot projects: github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core#godot-asset-library-godot-doc

@@clarkthylord thanks

VoxelMeshes are designed to be used with a moderate amount of voxels, that being said, there should be no limits to the number of voxels used or the positioning of the voxels. That is, there is no limit that prevents you from placing voxels, or maybe you are referring to the grid that is displayed when editing VoxelObjects. In which case, you can add voxels off the grid, as long as your voxel content gets there.

You're right, I don't specify keyboard shortcuts in the wiki, but you should be able to see them when hovering over a control as a tooltip hint. I'm currently reworking the plugin, v3.0.0, I'll make sure to make better documentation by the time I publish it! (p.s. use the space bar to lock / unlock the editor)

Just wanted to follow up, I've updated the wiki for the new release. You can now find documentation on both editors: VoxelSet Editor, github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core/wiki/VoxelSet-Editor VoxelObject Editor, github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core/wiki/VoxelObject-Editor

Of course, I'm actually planning on creating a small example of such a game for the rework, stay tuned

Just wanted to follow up, I made a small voxel world example for the plugin's rework, you can find it here: github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core/tree/rework/examples/VoxelWorld

make sure its active lol

Read the comments at the top of the source files, its well documented. At a glance it has greedy mesh for example Also take a look at (top of) these, in this order: VoxelSet github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core/blob/master/addons/Voxel-Core/src/VoxelSet.gd Voxel github.com/ClarkThyLord/Voxel-Core/blob/master/addons/Voxel-Core/src/Voxel.gd

Once you've downloaded and activated Voxel-Core Godot will recognize the .vox(MagicaVoxel) files, they'll be imported like any another asset is in Godot

@@clarkthylord Thank you! I did figure it out ^^

appreciate it =)