This is an interesting idea. The only problem I see is how much variation the color should get.
And would that new tool be like the classic "Pen" one? Or should it be like an option which could be applied to any paint/voxel tool?

I though that this may be implemented with a special character in ...

Use the template next time, please.

Try resetting your password for the old account or go to https://cubik.studio/recover and use that.

1.8 and 1.9 have a completely different structure when it comes to models, which is why your models will work in 1.9 and 1.10 as well as any version above (unless they choose to change the model structuring AGAIN), but won't work in 1.8.

^ That basically means: Yeah, Cubik Studio doesn't work for 1 ...

Amazing!

But did you use an atlas for the textures? It looks like the UV is off a bit on a few of the voxels/elements.

I think it'd be a good thing to have the ability to rename a texture in the Material Manager and not have to select all of the elements and change the name of the texture each element is using (I mostly use one texture, so it's not THAT big of a deal, just an inconvenience).

Edit mode: Element ...

Does anyone know how to use the new "Convert voxels to elements" function which generates an atlas for a lot less elements but bigger texture


Pretty simple. When you're done with your voxel editing, go up to the top-right corner of the voxel tools manager and click on the "...", then click on ...

Tool type: Paint :paint:
Tool name: Color Variation
Tool icon: Color-pick a color, toggle on Color Variation and it will use a palette that has similar (yet still different, might I add) colors.

Tool short description:
Variate selected color while painting

Tool action on Left click:
Paints ...

Whenever I try to export a model while still in Preview Mode (mostly because that's the last thing I do to a model, like a normal person), it turns out to give me a "bad model," or a model that breaks and only shows up as a big block that has a missing texture texture on all faces.

Bug or is it ...

(This might not necessarily be a bug, just an overlook during the development of CS)

A lesser-known but handy feature in resource packs is the use of custom namespaces, to organize resources based on what's using it. For instance, all Minecraft resources are in the assets/minecraft directory ...