A little voxel maker for the Minecraft and 3D-print series. Spin a 3D grid, click to stack and paint cubes, read a broken log and choose the fix, then download a real OBJ mesh and a Minecraft .mcfunction of setblock commands.
Drag the canvas to spin the model, scroll to zoom, and click a cube to stack a new one on top. Use Erase to remove a cube.
Pick a colour, then build. Each colour becomes a real Minecraft block in the export.
Every colour in Voxel Studio is a real Minecraft block. Build with it here, then use the same block in your world. Click a colour to make it active.
This is what your export will place. Each line is one setblock command.
This is the start of your model.obj mesh and your Minecraft model.mcfunction. Every cube becomes vertices and faces, or a setblock line.
Your model is ready when all of these are true. The Studio fills most of them in for you.
model.obj is a standard 3D mesh: vertices and faces. Open it in Blender, TinkerCAD or a slicer.
model.mcfunction is a Minecraft datapack file. Drop it in a world and run /function to build your model in-game.
Each colour becomes a real block, like grass_block or gold_block.
Keep going: take the OBJ into Blender to smooth it, or the mcfunction into Minecraft to build it.
Click the red line, then choose the fix. Plain lines are normal.
This bundles everything into a zip: model.obj, model.mcfunction and a README. Import the OBJ into Blender or a slicer, or drop the mcfunction into a Minecraft world.
