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topaz tide
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literraly took me 3 seconds to find

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just import a .OBJ in there, then download the vox, open it either in OBJ or Json if you can in blockbench and convert it to json if it's a obj

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yep ?

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I guess so, there should be a list of every supported format in the website

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what ??

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enable minecraft

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then try with the 2 obj options

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I don't use voxels so idk

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then don't

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ikr

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haha, you don't :) help is free

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well download it from the website then go in generic format, import it there, and then converti it into json

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file - convert project

topaz tide
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and there u go

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after what ? open it and you have your voxel model

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json

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import the json

nimble seal
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I'd recommend converting to .vox then getting this plugin to import it.

topaz tide
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ooh also

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didn't thought about this one

nimble seal
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shit it only records one screen

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alright so save the converted as .vox.
In blockbench open a new project.
Go to File > import
Then select import .vox

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make sure you have installed this plugin

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.vox can be imported into any format

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so if you want java. Then open a new javablock project, and import it

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np

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what do you mean?

cunning spire
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Like more like this :

nimble seal
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this slider on the website controls the resolution of the pixels. If you want it higher then up that

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but keep in mind, it will get exponentially laggier the higher the detail

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the big one

cunning spire
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oh ok

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what is the little ?

nimble seal
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the smaller two sliders control the shell thickness (so how deep, I wouldn't recommend messing)
and the second is the size of the individual cubes, if you put it below 1 then you'll see the cubes stay in the same position but get smaller

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yeah don't do 2048

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test I suppose, you shouldn't need above like 120 though

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its loading

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just a sign its taking a while

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idk, thats entirely dependent on your system

nova beacon
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very likely

nimble seal
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Very much so

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Each pixel in a voxel will be it's own part, give or take

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Be surprised if will even import lol

nova beacon
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that's not something you can calculate

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and depends on specs, what other programs are running etc. (aka too many variables to calculate)

nimble seal
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thats just the viewport on the website, its fine

nova beacon
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Ctrl+A, then Transform > Scale

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well, then no way in vanilla

topaz tide
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this is literally what i said you.
no way to do that except remaking the model or using vox.
thank u for believing me...

cunning spire
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