Goxel++ is a fork of Goxel. It includes several QOL improvements such as improved camera controls and additional settings which makes working with Goxel much less cumbersome for more complex models.
Original webpage: https://goxel.xyz
Original author: Guillaume Chereau guillaume@noctua-software.com
You can use Goxel++ to create voxel graphics (3D images formed of cubes). It works on Linux, BSD, Windows and macOS.
- Adds camera "fly mode" with controls similar to Unity.
- Hold right mouse button and press W, A, S, or D to enter fly mode.
- WASD to control camera, Q/E to move up and down or Ctrl/Space.
- Left shift to double fly speed
- Adds ability to set snapping size to match current brush size
- Adds adjustable camera FOV
- Adds zoom to cursor position instead of zoom to center of screen
- Adds zoom collision so zooming stops when close to a voxel
- Unified two ways of exporting into one
The last release files can be downloaded from here.
Goxel++ is released under the GNU GPL3 license.
- 24 bits RGB colors.
- Unlimited scene size.
- Unlimited undo buffer.
- Layers.
- Marching Cube rendering.
- Procedural rendering.
- Export to obj, pyl, png, magica voxel, qubicle.
- Ray tracing.
- Left click: apply selected tool operation.
- Middle click: rotate the view.
- right click: pan the view.
- Left/Right arrow: rotate the view.
- Mouse wheel: zoom in and out.
The building system uses scons. You can compile in debug with 'scons', and in release with 'scons mode=release'. On Windows, currently possible to build with msys2 or try prebuilt goxel package directly. The code is in C99, using some gnu extensions, so it does not compile with msvc.
Install dependencies using your package manager. On Debian/Ubuntu:
- scons
- pkg-config
- libglfw3-dev
- libgtk-3-dev
Then to build, run the command:
make release
You need to install MSYS2 and use the MSYS2 MINGW64 terminal to install the following packages:
pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc
pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-glfw
pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-libtre-git
pacman -S scons
pacman -S make
Then to build:
make release
Please read the contributing document.