Usage

VoxelAI Studio has been made to act like a regular 3D engine object browser. That way, if you are already experienced with handling 3D objects from engines such as Unreal Engine, Godot Engine, or even Blender and Autodesk Maya will be at ease here.

The Main UI of VoxelAI Studio Editor.

For newcomers and people that want to learn how to use these ecosystems, you can launch the interactive demo at Help->Interactive Tutorial.

Tip

VoxelAI Studio’s generator is agentic — rather than inflating a single image into a lumpy, un-editable mesh like most AI-3D tools, it operates the editor for you, placing real voxels into named layers and materials. The result is a clean, game-ready model you can keep editing block by block right here in the same editor.

Editor Components

The editor consists of multiple tabs, and is ready for any complex work. The work environment consists of two panels left and right, managing the scene tree and the settings of the current selection. If no selection is made, the main settings of the project will appear in the right tab, as the General Section.

General Section

The General section consists of the main project settings. In here, you can add a new model, change the main project settings, and see the current shortcuts of the software.

Note

The current software only allows true Voxel Imports and our AI generations. IF you want to import a .glb, .gltf or .fbx file, please use other tools to convert for now, it is still a W.I.P. , we will eventually make the tool.

Project Settings

The Project Settings are setup for most users. But if you want to edit some settings, they are present and there is lots of customization. To request anything, join the community and ask in the #feature_request channel!

Viewport Settings

Setting Name	Value(s)	Description
GridXZ (Horizontal)	bool	Default Floor Grid. The Y Axis is pointing up.
GridXY (Front)	bool	Grid for building upwards or for 2D Voxels
GridYZ (Side)	bool	Last Grid for YZ orientation (profile view)
Cursor Preview	bool	Shows where youre placing the block interactively.Can be turned off, enabled by default.
Background	Color	The background color of the workarea, default is #1A1A1F.
Grid Size	int	The absolute size of the grid.
Grid Divisions	int	How many subdivisions the grid is split into.

Camera Settings

Setting Name	Value(s)	Description
Field of View	number	The camera’s field of view (FOV).
Orbit Speed	number	How fast the camera rotates around the scene when orbiting.
Zoom Speed	number	How fast the camera zooms in and out.
Pan Speed	number	How fast the camera pans across the scene.

Lighting Settings

Setting Name	Value(s)	Description
Ambient Light	number	Intensity of the uniform ambient light that fills the scene.
Directional Light	number	Intensity of the directional (sun-like) light.

Properties Panel

The properties tab allows the user to see and edit multiple things about the current model. you can toggle all settings that applies to each model in your scene:

Property	Value(s)	Description
Name	string	The name of the model displayed in the scene. changing this name will change the export name of the model
Position	Vector3(x,y,z)	The position of the model in the Scene
Rotation	Vector3(x,y,z)	The rotation of the model in the Scene
Visible	bool	Enables visibility of the Model in the Scene.
Materials	Color List	All the colors used in the model. you can right-click to copy the hex code or select all blocks with the selected color, see Colors