Voxel Plugin

Initialize a Voxel World actor set to Cubic/Minecraft mode.

Construct a Voxel Graph utilizing 3D Perlin noise to map out terrain height and biome thresholds.

Implement player interaction Blueprint scripts that fire raycasts to add or remove voxel blocks upon mouse click.

Enable Voxel Multiplayer component to automatically replicate voxel deltas over the network.

Create a Voxel World actor set to Smooth meshing using Marching Cubes.

Use Voxel Graph to combine 2D surface noise with 3D simplex noise masks to carve out subterranean voids.

Assign a triplanar master material to correctly map textures onto complex vertical and inverted surfaces.

Configure Voxel Spawners to place stalactites inside caves automatically.

Set up an event trigger tied to projectile impacts on the terrain.

Call the Voxel Sphere Edit function at the impact location with a negative density value to remove terrain.

Apply a burnt decal or assign a scorched voxel material to the newly exposed mesh surface.

Trigger a local NavMesh rebuild so AI units avoid or path through the new crater.

Construct a Voxel Graph using a spherical distance function as the base density field.

Add multiple layers of fractal noise to simulate mountains and valleys wrapped around the sphere.

Implement a custom pawn gravity script that orientates the player character towards the center of the Voxel World.

Scale the Voxel World's LOD octree settings to handle massive draw distances from orbit.

Import real-world geological data or generate layered noise to define distinct subterranean strata.

Inject secondary noise patterns to define specific high-density ore pockets within rock layers.

Provide a drill tool blueprint utilizing continuous Box or Sphere Edits to excavate volume.

Calculate the removed volume data using the API to determine the amount and type of simulated ore extracted.

Use the Voxel Editor brushes to manually sculpt the landscape, bridges, and archways.

Paint specific materials onto the sculpted areas using the Voxel Material tools.

Select the Voxel World actor and execute the 'Convert to Static Mesh' utility.

Delete the dynamic Voxel World, leaving behind a highly optimized, standard Unreal static mesh ready for mobile deployment.