Godot Voxel Destruction

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Godot 4.1+ add-on that imports MagicaVoxel .vox files and destroys them voxel by voxel, with debris. The voxel alternative to mesh fracture: if your art is already voxels, damage is exact and there are no pre-broken pieces to author.

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Engine: Made for Godot: it only opens there.
Licence: MIT what it means
Commercial use: commercial OK
Credit: Not required
Status: active: Licence spot-checked at the source; the entry carries dated evidence.
Verified: 2026-09-23 (48d ago)
Formats: godot-addon, VOX

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Ships a custom importer for .vox, so pair it with MagicaVoxel or Goxel
GDScript by default, optional Rust native path. The add-on runs as GDScript. rust.md documents a faster GDExtension, set up from Project > Tools > Setup Voxel Destruction GDextension, which "will use prebuilt binaries". Neither the repository tree nor the v1.2.0 release contains those binaries, so find out where the tool downloads them from before running it, or compile the crate yourself
Latest release v1.2.0 (2026-08-09); main already reports 1.3.0-alpha1 in plugin.cfg. Install the release unless you want the alpha
Actively developed: last commit 2026-09-14 at the time of checking

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Live GitHub LICENSE (2026-09-23): "MIT License", "Copyright (c) 2025 Terabase Studios"
Live README (2026-09-23): "A flexible and efficient voxel-based destruction system for Godot 4.1+"

Godot Voxel Destruction

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