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Voxel Editor and viewer
I spent a little bit (well, the longest I have spent on a processing sketch) to make a 3d voxel editor and viewer. you can download the files here (you can read the code; but it isn't commented) to use it: Editor: WASDQE - move F - place block G - remove block R - save model to edit a file place a .cubm file in the data folder called save.cubm Viewer: WASDQE - move RTFGVB - rotate to view a file place a .cubm file in the data folder called save.cubm
WARNING! don't place an empty .cubm file in the data folder called save.cubm: it won't work: but you do have a blank one in there (the blank one has data in it!)
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Download here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/9q5l4lyj4z54poj/cubee_package.zip
thank you!
I made a quick fix; I accidentally didn't put the save feature in the download, fixed it.