Troxel is a WebGL-based HTML5-WebApp for viewing and editing voxel models with some additional support for Trove specific features. Visit troxel.js.org to try it out! You can embed Troxel in your own website too with libTroxel.
- Supported file formats for both import and export
- Qubicle (.qb): fully supported (multi matrix, compression ...)
- Magica Voxel (.vox)
- Zoxel (.zox)
- Base64 (links): Troxel's own compressed file format for sharing models via links
- JSON: raw data output
- some additions for material maps (multi-layer voxel data) used by Trove
- WebGL-based 3D-Renderer
- basic support for all material maps
- Editor
- simple add and remove voxel functionality
- rotate, mirror, move and resize voxel model
- filltool with color noise
- Node.js 4+
- for hosting static page locally (optionally): ruby with github-pages gem (
gem install github-pages)
git clone git@github.com:chrmoritz/Troxel.git
cd troxel
npm install
npm start
Then open: http://localhost:3000/index.jade
This server will automatically recompile resources after editing them. You only need to reload you page to see your edits live.
npm test
Please run this test suite before opening a pull request.
npm run build
The static page will be generated into the dist folder.
npm run serve
The static page will be served by Jekyll (like on GitHub Pages) and grunt will watch for source file changes and automatically recompile these changes and update Jekyll.
Note: You need the github-pages gem installed (gem install github-pages) for this.
Check out troxeljs/trove-blueprints for more information about how to import blueprints.
LibTroxel is a JavaScript library which allows you to embedd voxel models rendered with Troxel into your own website. The project lives now in its own subproject at troxeljs/libtroxel.