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From whatever palette page you are on, the most common colors in the image will populate the swatches. Palettes can be loaded in by copying an image from your photo library and using the V (paste) button on the main swatch palette. Voxel Max allows for each object to have a palette of 240 color swatches! This means you could use all 16,777,216 colors in the 24-bit True Color spectrum (though it would take 69,089 objects to do it…) MagicaVoxel allows a file to have a single 255 color palette. While you have a 256x256x256 space to create objects (more than 8 times what is available in MagicaVoxel), when you move to the Scene Editor (“World Editor” in MagicaVoxel), the bounding box of the object will automatically shrink to fit your built object.

Voxel Max does not have an option to set volume size for objects, but there is no need to do this. Undo and Redo are available from Voxel Max’s top left corner, or you can use the iOS gestures swiping with three fingers to the left for undo, or three fingers to the right for redo. There you can press and hold on a project copy, move, duplicate, or delete, achieving the same file management goals as the buttons in the Top Right corner of MagicaVoxel. While Voxel Max doesn’t have a dedicated ray-tracing mode, it does have Presenter View, which lets you replay construction, show a turntable view, see your project with different background colors and stackable filters, record the screen with a hidden UI, and activate AR mode to see your model in the real world! Pressing the back button in the left top corner will return you to the editor.įrom Voxel Max’s editor, you can keep pressing the back button till you reach the project gallery.

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