Extensions:Py/Scripts/Manual/Add/Cells v1.2

voxelization of mesh objects

• This script covers the Area of one Object.
• With another Object.
• Effects similar to the popular 'Cubism' are possible.
• The script is not limited to Cubes.
• Any Object can be used to cover the Area of another Object.
• Area is the surface of the mesh, not the vertice count.
• For quick reference, the amount of Voxelization.
• Is dependent on the size of the "covering" Object.
• A large cube may cover once.
• A small cube will cover many times over.
• More in the Instructions.

Using Cells v1.2

• Download the script & place it in Blender's default script folder.
• Create two Objects.
• One to be Voxelized (large or Target Object),
• One to Cover the Area of the Target Mesh (usually Smaller).
• Important At this stage each Mesh must be Converted to Triangles.
• Select the first object, go to Edit Mode, press Ctrl T.
• Or Mesh/Faces/Convert Object To Triangles.
• Repeat for Both Objects.

Using Cells v1.2

• Now the preparation is done, we are ready to Voxelize the Objects.
• Select Both Objects.
• The script is found in Scripts/Object/Cells v1.2
• When you run the Script a pop up appears.
• Choose Suzanne as the object to be voxelized. (Covered)
• Choose hollow in the create voxel dialog.
• You have just created your first (maybe) Voxelized mesh.
• See below.

Using Cells v1.2

• This was the result using a beveled cube.
• Use any Object you like.
• I will place a few more examples here.
• There is some more to tell you about with this script.
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