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MrGarretto

I found the button for it

MrGarretto

How can I scale up all of the elements so that it takes advantage of the 3x3 area that Minecraft models allow? Changing the display settings for scale alone doesn't make it big enough for what I need.

MrGarretto

This will be fixed in 2.7

In the meantime, you can fix colors yourself by setting manually the 2 last digits of each color to "ff" with the color picker and magic wand tools

Could you possibly give me an ETA of 2.7? I tried your temporary workaround but it's not feasible for my project because ...

MrGarretto

Thanks!

MrGarretto

Ok, here is the .cubik file

policecar.cubik: (3.94 MiB) Downloaded 321 times

MrGarretto

Before converting to elements using the atlas method:

After converting:

And the texture that it generates reflects this

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

MrGarretto

I found the solution to the problem - in this picture http://i.imgur.com/FOvHPdG.png it didn't actually mess with any of the colors; it just looked like that because Cubik gives a tint to each element so you can distinguish them from each other while editing the model

MrGarretto

I have an OBJ model file and I want to use Cubik Studio to turn it into a model for a minecraft resource pack. When I import it, I try using the "Convert Mesh to Voxels" function but it ends up losing quality and doesn't even stay symmetrical

Before converting mesh to voxels:
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Re: Scaling up all elements [Solved]

Scaling up all elements [Solved]

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