Avoyd Voxel Editor & Game

Voxel art software able to handle large models
and six degrees of freedom movement Game with editable terrain

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PC Windows

Voxel Editor

$Avoyd Voxel Editor screenshot - A scene opened for editing in the voxel editor showing a landscape generated by importing a Mandelbrot fractal image as a heightmap. Procedural boxes were added using the Edit Tool's procedural generation tool. The user interface shows the windows: Edit Tool, Materials, Light and Atmosphere settings, Replace Material, Pick and Inspect Material, Cameras and Render tools.$

The voxel editor is an art tool. It has the ability to create and work with large voxel worlds and display them in their entirety, explore, edit, render, export to polygon mesh, and use them to make custom worlds to play in.

Features

Extremely long view distance
World size up to 260 000 voxels in any direction
Create voxel art from Minecraft worlds
Cameras
- First person and arcball cameras
- Save multiple camera positions
- Orthographic projection with isometric presets
Edit Tool
- Add/remove individual voxels or shapes (sphere, box, etc.), paint, copy/paste, undo/redo, brush modifiers (random size, randomise materials) etc.
- Constraints and symmetry planes
- Materials and palettes
Light and Atmosphere
- Physics based
- Procedural generation
Render
- High quality CPU path tracing with OIDN denoising
- Emissive and transparent voxels
- Depth of field
Import
- Minecraft maps • convert Overworld, Nether and End worlds to voxels
- MagicaVoxel .Vox • import models, multimodels and their palettes
- Images • convert to heightmaps and palettes
- Raw 3D Binary Array
Export
- Export to polygon mesh in the Wavefront .Obj file format for use in tools such as Blender 3D and game engines which support directly importing the format such as Unity.
Documentation

Game

Avoyd is a voxel game engine with six degrees of freedom movement. The entire terrain is editable.

Skirmish

A fast-paced first person shooter with the same movement system as in Wander. It's a single or LAN coop multiplayer against an AI controlled opposition attacking in successive waves. Each game lasts under 30 minutes and consists in destroying the opposite team's mega spawner (where the drones spawn from). Building is possible in this mode but the game is a little too fast-paced to take advantage of it.

Wander

A peaceful exploration of an abstract procedural world. This mode is the simplest and concentrates on movement: inertia-less zero gravity flight and 'clamped' hovering on any surface. There is no world editing and no AI in this mode.

We prototype and release various styles of gameplay as we develop the main game. If you want to know more, read our development blog and the Warp Door interview.