Voxel-Core 3.0.0

[ClarkThyLord]

After about a year of on and off work, I've finally completed and ironed out the rework. The Voxel-Core of today is soo very much improved and stable compared to the Voxel-Core of a year ago. The rework brings with it not only stability and usability, but also a ton of new features.

Features (Video)

• VoxelObject, the MeshInstance type that is used to visualize voxel content
  • Easily embed self-maintaining StaticBodies
  • Fully automatic UV Mapping, creating textured voxel content has never been easier
  • Meshing modes: naive meshing, for creating quick culled meshes; greedy meshing, for creating optimized meshes
• VoxelSet is now a Resource, much like a TileSet, that stores voxels, textures and materials used by VoxelObjects
  • Create an almost infinite variety of voxels
  • Define SpatialMaterials and Shaders for one or more voxels
  • Set colors, textures, materials and more on a voxel or per face basis
• In-Engine Editors, making the creation and modification of voxel content a simple matter
  • Integrated keyboard shortcuts and undo/redo support throughout
  • VoxelObjectEditor, create and modify voxel content in-scene
    • Offers many operations, such as: adding, removing, swapping, filling and more
    • Apply operations individually, by area or by face / extrusion
    • Mirror operations over x, y and z axis
    • Import files, apply effects and more...
  • VoxelSetEditor, create, modify and manage your VoxelSets
    • Add, remove, duplicate voxels
    • Live interactive 3D and 2D voxel preview
    • Many options to get the specific look you want from your voxel
• Readers, used to import files as both static and dynamic voxel content
  • Fully integrated with the editor, automatically recognizes and imports files as voxel content
  • Image files (jpg, png, and any other supported raster format), quickly create 3D prototypes from 2D content
  • Vox files (MagicaVoxel), making it easy and simple to work back and forward between programs
  • Color palette files (images, vox, gpl, etc.), allows you to work with the same color palettes across platforms