Using MagicaVoxel, CloudCompare and FileToVox ( ), I could potentially achieve my goal.
offset voxels, missing voxels, etc).īREAKTHROUGH: After so much trial and error, I've finally found a possible lead. not a 1:1) recreation of my original voxel mesh from MagicaVoxel (i.e. The Voxelizer-route has always been more of a no-brainer, but unfortunately, I have not found 1 single publicly available Voxelizer that allows me to have fine control over the grid matrix, hence every attempt at using a Voxelizer so far has resulted in a non-identical (i.e. WHAT I'VE TRIED: I've been experimenting with tons of different softwares and librairies, such as BinVox, countless Voxelizers and misc. So ideally, I would end up with an identical voxel mesh in MagicaVoxel as the one I originally started with, but with different color data for each voxel. I'd only modifying and baking the UV map in Cinema 4D. Worth noting that between MagicaVoxel and Cinema 4D, no transformation would be made on the actual mesh. Given this scenario, the end-goal would be to export the voxel mesh from MagicaVoxel as an OBJ and texture it in Cinema 4D (in my case), after which I would like (somehow) to export the textured OBJ mesh back to MagicaVoxel in its voxel state.
Textures in magicavoxel software#
GOAL: Let's say I create a voxel mesh in MagicaVoxel, but instead of using MagicaVoxel/QuBicle (or any voxel editor) to texture the fine details of my voxel mesh, I want to texture it in a software that offers me greater and more flexible tools to texture my mesh (ex: in an aliased fashion with brushes and textures). I apologize in advance for the length of this topic post and I also thank you in advance for any guidance/tip/insight. Finally, after discovering CloudCompare, I feel like I'm closer than ever to finding a solution. I've been spending over a month trying to find a way to solve a problem, but to no avail.
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