Example of lighting in MagicaVoxel:
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A city scene done in MagicaVoxel by @Sir_carma (Twitter):
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That's pretty cool, reminds me somewhat of Block'hood. Bookmarked the github link, thanks for sharing it :3 And it's even free, yay!
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Yeah, too good to be true :) If you are interested, you should follow @ephtracy on Twitter, new version is coming pretty much the next month, with more options, like volumetric lights, fog.
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New version is up, supports emissive lighting:
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I've been following this gem for a time now, and it seems that it has now a vast amount of features to edit, and render voxel based models. It 's very easy to use, light, and has a super quality renderer, with material control like metal, glass, and and also emissive voxels. In the renderer, there's even a Lego render option for voxels, which turns your model into, well, Lego.
If you liked building in Minecraft, or like Lego in general, or would like to work with voxels, take a look at ephtracy's MagicaVoxel.
(this post in not paid by or endorsed by ephtracy :) )
https://ephtracy.github.io/
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