Mastering Magicavoxel - Shaders.

[@Tekphin]

This video series is such a great resource. Thanks so much for not only making it, but making it so organized and easy to use!

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Thank you for watching it and for your kind words,! I really appreciate it

[@KouroshAyat]

cant wait to watch

[@PedroCasavecchia]

It's out now :D

[@maximomaxful]

Grazie mille Pedro!

[@PedroCasavecchia]

:D

[@TheStrokeForge]

I love theway you teach my dude 🤩🤩🤩

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Ahh. Thanks, farhan. I appreciate you.

[@яма-л3з]

Good)

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Thanks! :D

[@nemsei1542]

amazing

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Thank you!

[@mariofaiella5078]

Hi Pedro, thanks for the video. I learnd something new. One thing, for me, the piano music was a bit disturbing.

[@pierreseaumaire6988]

I LOV U MASTER IM VOXOKING !

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Hahaha 😍

[@jasmyn1258]

Thank you so much! :) I just subbed!

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Niceeee. Thank you for that!

[@jimmykit-kat3424]

Thanks I spent like an hour on bricks yesterday 😅

[@PedroCasavecchia]

@@jimmykit-kat3424 haha never again

[@mr.echoart]

Ohhhhhhhh thanks I dont how to do thaat! Oh GOD thank you bro!

[@PedroCasavecchia]

No problem! I'm glad it helped you :D

[@DrPix3l]

Thankkk you 🙏🙏🙏

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Thank YOU!

[@KouroshAyat]

amazing thanks

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Thank you for watching!

[@ehsandadvar5831]

Nice and amazing

[@ewencastel844]

Thank you a lot Pedro for this tutorial By the way, do you know a shader that can apply a gradient from the palette to a surface ? I've been looking for this for so long .. Thank you

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Hey! Thank you for watching! I have not heard of a shader that does that. It is probably hard to get as there is not editable UV space in Magicavoxel. If it's a complex surface it would be very hard to translate. But if it's a plane surface you can always import your image and chop it into pieces to accommodate your geometry.

[@fanartfusebeads3368]

where i can learn to code? it is JS or Phyton, or it uses magicavoxel commands? I need somenthing so special that i don't think anybody has do it a shader for.

[@ArinJager1]

it's OepnGL Shader Language (aka GLSL)... I too ask the same question (I can't code >.>)... shader I'd like to have is a wood texture (mode_vis made one, but it's paid)

[@thegreatestcj6050]

Thanks! But how can I select the object again after I committed

[@AlbinoAxolotl1993]

How do you use the noise shader on a already made model?

[@jhonuribe171]

where the hell were you I've been looking for you for 3 months damn bald wise man, note I hate you for investing so much time in finding this type of information with love one more developer.

[@PedroCasavecchia]

Haahahaa. I was here all along. Welcome! :D

[@llYuki0okami]

what are thoose outside of subfolders like pyramid and sand, that in most doesnt work?

[@llYuki0okami]

ahh i see there are not creating cubes, there are changings existing cubes by clicking "play" button right to the "Shader" inscription

[@PedroCasavecchia]

@@llYuki0okami Yes. Shaders are version dependent as well. So you will find that some of them used to work and don't on newer versions too. Some you click play, some you draw with the voxel shader mode. It's a bit of a mess, but still better than not having them!

[@ArinJager1]

@@PedroCasavecchia yeah, some are "brush" (but not really, not like in photoshop or such programs - the one thing that I miss in MV, like I'd kill for having a spray can or air brush or something like that in MV), some are "primitive brush", and some are "volume" (going by the lachlan mcdonald's shaders, anyway)

[@stefdevs]

It really upsets me that these are called shaders.

[@PedroCasavecchia]

😂😂 there is probably a reason for that but yeah... No clue why haha

[@ArinJager1]

"brushes" would be better (or effects, maybe) [it's called "shaders" outside of MV, so... yeah... and they're not really "brushes", so... no]

[@bakedbeings]

They're not just called shaders, they are shaders: High Level Shader Language code that runs on the gpu and, in this case, draws voxels, which are just pixels with a z (or w) dimension added. Game engines use them, as do 3d modelling and texturing programs.

[@lewis7515]

​@@bakedbeings It absolutely astonishes me that someone who gets agitated over the name of something, wouldn't actually check that they correctly understood if the name was actually invalid - and that issue isn't down to their own lack of knowledge.