Converting a 3D model to building plans for Minecraft

Credits: erich666: www.minecraftforum.net Patrick: www.patrickmin.com Download Vox package: realtimerendering.com Installation instruction: If you’re on windows. make sure you copy the glut32.dll to you’re windows/system/folder. Usage: Open command prompt goto you’re extraction folder. on windows type: binvox gipshand2-3k.obj -down -down other OS type: binvox gipshand2-3k.obj -d 64 (This will make the render max 64 high, default is 256, -down will halve the hight so 128 -down 64) The object is now beeing rendered When rendereing is done type: viewvox gipshand2-3k.binvox Congratulations! You’re model is beeing displayed! other commands: binvox: Usage: binvox [-d (voxel dimension)] [-t (voxel file type)] [-c] [-v] (model filespec) -d: specify voxel grid size (default 256, max 1024) -t: specify voxel file type (default binvox, also supported: hips, mira, vtk, raw, schematic) -c: z-buffer based carving method only -dc: dilated carving, stop carving 1 voxel before intersection -v: z-buffer based parity voting method only (default is both -c and -v) Additional parameters: -bb (minx) (miny) (minz) (maxx) (maxy) (maxz): force a different input model bounding box -ri: remove internal voxels -cb: center model inside unit cube -rotx: rotate object 90 degrees ccw around x-axis before voxelizing -rotz: rotate object 90 degrees ccw around z-axis before voxelizing both -rotx and -rotz can be used multiple times -aw: _also_ render the model in wireframe (helps with thin parts) -fit: only …