M2S | bukkit plugin wrapper that is powered by the program binvox

M2S is a Java library. M2S has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However M2S build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

A bukkit plugin wrapper that is powered by the program binvox. #What is binvox? Note I am not the author of binvox I am simply just creating a plugin wrapper for the program binvox. If you want to know minecraft specific information it can be found [here.] (The below is quoted from to give you an overview of what binvox is. Introduction binvox is a straight-forward program that reads a 3D model file, rasterizes it into a binary 3D voxel grid, and writes the resulting voxel file." Features "input formats: nearly 100% VRML 2.0 support will parse Wavefront OBJ, Geomview OFF, Autocad DXF, PLY and STL, if they contain polygons only VRML 1.0 support added in version 1.08 (still in alpha) (Unigrafix UG, VTK, XGL, PovRay POV, BREP, and JOT support temporarily disabled, let me know if you really need this) output formats: .binvox, HIPS, MIRA, VTK, a "raw" file format, minecraft .schematic format, Gmsh .msh format, and nrrd format runs fast if you have a current graphics card rasterizes to a cube grid of up to 1024x1024x1024 (if you have enough memory...). If you use binvox for your (published) work, please add a reference to me, to this site (as a link, you could use and to the paper by F. Nooruddin and G. Turk (see next paragraph). Unfortunately I've already seen one recent scientific paper using my software without proper credit. I'd love to hear what you use binvox for as well. Note that binvox is free to download and use (in any environment). However, you are not allowed to charge others for the program. Type binvox -license for more information. Eric Haines contributed the code for the exact voxelization method. Qingnan Zhou wrote the code for the Gmsh .msh output. binvox uses the lib3ds library for reading .3ds files. binvox uses the parity count method and (a slight variation of) the ray stabbing method described by Fakir Nooruddin and Greg Turk in Simplification and Repair of Polygonal Models Using Volumetric Techniques, GVU technical report 99-37 (later published in IEEE Trans. on Visualization and Computer Graphics, vol. 9, nr. 2, April 2003, pages 191-205). To speed up the parity counting, a hardware z-buffer "slicing" method is used, based on an idea originally by Emil Praun. Please send me e-mail (to patrick.n.min at gmail dot com) with your questions/comments/suggestions/bug reports. I'm also interested to hear about what you use binvox for. Note that because of differences in hardware and software (drivers, the OpenGL implementation on your OS, etc.) the resulting voxel model will probably differ slightly from one setup to another.