Hi BurrMan,

To give an impression on how voxels are implemented,take a look on the last three pictures of this article.

Sorry it is written in the Dutch language,but the pictures are pretty clear.

http://www.naarvoren.nl/artikel/3d/

Hi Burr,

Looks like you've got a reasonable result, Congrats!!

I concur that it can be confusing to know when a 3DC command is complete because several of them don't have an "OK" button.
Best advice I can offer is once you see a change in the model, click on a Voxel button like the "Smooth"...
...that usually finishes the command as if you'd pressed an OK button...very confusing if you're coming from a CAD only background.

I'll keep a lookout for you over on the 3D-Coat Forum.

regards Colin

you can have the article in English ;)
http://translate.google.fr/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=fr&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.naarvoren.nl%2Fartikel%2F3d%2F&sl=nl&tl=en

Hi Paolo,
Those pictures were a great example. Thanks!

And of course Frenchy with the knowhow to translate it for me..

Colin,
Yeah, same here with the "just hit another tool" to commit...But I will want to understand it properly. I'll see you in that forum, but after i figure out "at least how to use it".....Dont need to come in and ask "Whats a Vox Tree?" Is that where all the Vox's run to hide from the Vog's chasing them? LOL

See you in the funny papers!

Hi Frenchy Pilou,

Really impressive this translation,my compliments.

It's not me!
It's http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en
Not perfect but gives the general meaning ;)

Ah, a C programmer I see!

For polygon reduction - perhaps a dedicated software would help?

I've heard of this one but not actually given it a try:

http://www.atangeo.com/home