Teardown-Converter VS fast-voxel-traversal-algorithm

Yes. https://github.com/TTFH/Teardown-Converter. IN ORDER TO USE. Extract tdll/Colored_Spraycan_DLL.zip next to your teardown.exe. When in a level press f2 and then alt tab to the color picker window. (you might have to click the teardown icon in taskbar to see other window). It works in the latest version

I made a program to convert the basegame maps into an editable format, check: https://github.com/TTFH/Teardown-Converter

Totally wrong https://github.com/TTFH/Teardown-Converter

Its written in C++, the libraries I'm using are: glfw, glad, glm and tinyxml2. I'm using Teardown Converter to convert the binary levels into Magica Voxel and xml files. I wrote all the code to import the models myself

https://github.com/TTFH/Teardown-Converter, I don't think they would be keen on people reuploading maps with little edits though.

You may want to check my converter, it allows you to edit all the maps from the game. https://github.com/TTFH/Teardown-Converter

It's just normal old raycasting through a voxel grid a la Amanatides and Woo: http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~amana/research/grid.pdf https://github.com/cgyurgyik/fast-voxel-traversal-algorithm/...

Casting the rays from the camera will be nice and coherent, plus you probably get much better and easier shadowing using ray casts compared to shadow maps.

The I changed to the "fast voxel traversal algorithm" which makes sure to hit every voxel and is a bit faster too. See: https://github.com/cgyurgyik/fast-voxel-traversal-algorithm/blob/master/overview/FastVoxelTraversalOverview.md

t's a raymarcher using the Fast Voxel Traversal algorithm by John Amanatides and Andrew Woo. The voxels are stored in an octree (actually a 3D texture with mipmaps), and to do LoD I simply stop at higher levels in the octree.