A downloadable Level-Editor Tool!

<<GODOT VOXEL EDITOR!>>

1 - Description:

This is a Plugi-in I made for the Godot Game Engine. It is a in-editor voxel editor so pretty straightfoward.

Multiple Brush Sizes
Backface Culling for optimization and inidividual face drawing
Robust chunk system for loading/unloading chunks on the fly
multi-threaded chunk loading/unloading based on player position
Object/Block separation. This plugin understands blocks as individual faces, whilst objects as scenes that can be instanced
Object Rotation
All the textures are in one big atlas to optimize draw calls. The atlas textures also support texture separation.
It supports low and high res textureses
on the fly chunk creation and deletion.

<Z> and <X> to move the cursor Up and Down (changing layers)
<comma> and <period> to rotate objects (currently blocks cannot be rotated)
<left mouse click> to place blocks
<shift + left mouse click> to remove blocks

I uploaded a example project for you to check out. If you want to import this plugin into your own project then:

Copy the addons folder into your project
Enable the plugin
Make a new scene. The root should be spatial3D, and must have the world_voxel.gd script in it
Make a child of this node called "Chunks", also spatial3D. Put the chunk_parent.gd script in it.
You should now be good to go. To add blocks, go to block_types.gd script and follow the instructions. same for objects. The instructions on the texture setup and such should be there.
To change texture sizes, tile sizes, or set separation between textures, modify the constants in chunk.gd
You may need to restart the editor for it to work. that's how godot plugins function for some reason.
This template is using the atlas_texture_material material. Changing it will change your atlas texture. The image used for it is the atlas_texture.png under the textures folder.
if you change your material, don't forget to also change its settings in chunk.gd. There, you can set: your atlas image size, your tile size, and also the separation between tiles. That way the code will know how to separate the textures in the atlas , and will draw your tiles accordingly

All of the project is commented and you can modify it to fit your needs.

There's an example scene into the project, called world.tscn. It has a camera, a functional player and a scene all set up

If you have any questions, feel free to ask in here, or on my twitter.