Relax and play!Įach cell is marked with a number which corresponds to one of the palette color. Voxel 3d coloring has a convenient interface for painting by numbers. Paint on the screen with your finger like pixel coloring, but in three-dimensional space.Īny person - an artist or not - will easily create bright pictures quickly and pleasantly!

Here's what that kitchen looks like in the editor.3D drawing on the screen by finger with different colors. I can also do stuff like rotating the tiles so I can add more variety to a scene. While it would probably be easier for quick results to just make the whole room as one file, I'm starting by building each tile and object as separate file so I can easily place and move them as groups, make larger areas that work within the program's limitations, and overall it's a less 'destructive' workflow where it's harder to mess up. And yes, there's a reason for all those events and I promise it's a good one even if it's ill-conceived.

Not much yet, but this is just the basic shape of the kitchen in my game.

I had the idea to do still shots (and maybe video clips if I learn how to export to other software) for my game using this software, as I think it will really bring out the horror mood. And another because I can't pick a favorite. Here's a render of my desk at work to show you the cool lighting effects you can get with what is essentially 3D pixel art. It's been very easy to learn with my minimal experience in 3D modeling, and pixel art translates quite interestingly.

So as I've been slowly working on my game using POP! Horror City, I found out about a free voxel art program called MagicaVoxel.

Voxel art maker