Voxels

Build your first capture the flag level inside of Crayta while learning about how to add combat to your game.

In the first in the Obstacle Game Mini-Series you will learn how to make a moving elevator ride.

In the finale of the Obstacle Game Mini-Series you will learn how to use the library of assets to add polish to your level design.

Covering how to use the voxel meshes and template tools to create reusable assets for your game and when you should use each of them.

Wondering about how you can set voxels to be healed or damaged in your game in Crayta? Find out more through Andy’s example here which is set in a mining game where players have to collect resources.

Have you ever wanted to make a wallpaper gun or insta-bridge weapon? Well look no further! In this quick guide Andy shows us some of the amazing things that we can do in lua code when it comes to working with Voxels.

Have you ever wanted to make a wallpaper gun or insta-bridge weapon? Well look no further! In this quick guide Andy shows us some of the amazing things that we can do in lua code when it comes to working with Voxels.

This tutorial explains what voxel meshes are, why you might want to use them, and how to use them in Crayta.

In this masterclass stream, we’ll be taking a look at the powerful voxel editing tools available in Crayta. We’ll show how you can make beautiful landscapes and use voxels in your own game creations.

The first of our level design specific tutorials, this covers how to use the voxel tool to create a terrain and some medieval style buildings in your own game level.

The second of our level design tutorials covers how to use the meshes from the asset library to add to the medieval theming of the level.