Voxel for Pc

This was the first? App for building with blocks falls on iOS and I think it is still the best All of the flat black apps seem well-made and reasonably priced. What we really want to see released is Rotoshop! Users would have a field day. Will it ever happen?

So this is just great. Simple to use and creative. There are minor issues mostly related to large projects with 1000s of blocks. It gets sluggish and vulnerable to crashing in the options menu at that point. I recommend being patient and waiting for the buttons to respond or it can crash. Also a fill area option and making a line would be time savers. Like if you click on a box with line option enabled and it makes a dotted line you can expand until you select done and it fills in the line. That would be useful. But despite small issues it's simply the most fun drawing app in the store. Now add a option for making specific boxes glow and making transparent boxes that would be cool. I made a formula 1 car and I was surprised how much detail you can make with just blocks. It really is like playing with Legos. Though I warn of a couple of issues. Double tapping to make 2 bricks repeatedly at a time can often cause freezing leading to crashing of the app. Especially with larger projects. And saving your file in the menu when your project is large and causing slowdown can also freeze. The solution I use is to simply exit every few minutes and reload the app. Annoying but honestly the app allows so much creativity I deal with it until a update fixes the issues. Please update the app to support large files. It gets very slow and sometimes crashes. It makes creating large projects take ten times longer.

If you've ever played Minecraft you already know how to build art in this app -- but there are extra tools to make the process more versatile. I plan to use it for designing sprites (build a single model, take screenshots of it in various rotations, and trace in a vector graphics editor -- or just use the raw this app image, depending on the application). It's simple and enjoyable to use, and I know of nothing else like it on the App Store. For the price (currently a buck plus another couple bucks to unlock multiple model saves) you can hardly go wrong. It's fun to play around with, but in my case it also promises to be a useful practical tool.

I picked this up on a whim, just to see how a 3d type app felt on the ipad and how navigation felt. Not bad. It could use either a little more tweaking on the multi-finger rotation stuff, or maybe some faint UI guide that's shown when more than one finger is down.. What really surprised me was when our three year old stumbled across it. He thought it was the funniest thing, making stuff rotate and "get smaller!" must have given him a sense of control or something. He'd load new models and then play until they disappeared into the far distance from his accidental zooming (which he seemed to like best).