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You can apply your [[Magic Wand]] on groups of voxels, then select to turn them into [[Meshes]] or [[Blueprints]] | You can apply your [[Magic Wand]] on groups of voxels, then select to turn them into [[Meshes]] or [[Blueprints]] | ||
If you apply a [[Chip]] while entangling the voxels, the [[Meshes | Mesh]] will take on the functional property of that Chip. | If you apply a [[Chips | Chip]] while entangling the voxels, the [[Meshes | Mesh]] will take on the functional property of that Chip. | ||
Revision as of 03:51, 17 July 2025
In Niknak, you can chisel voxels. There are many variations of chiseled voxels.
These can be turned into meshes of either prop scale, or human scale.
How to Chisel Voxels
Have a chisel selected in your hotbar, then click on the corners of a voxels.
Entangling Chiseled Voxels
You can apply your Magic Wand on groups of voxels, then select to turn them into Meshes or Blueprints
If you apply a Chip while entangling the voxels, the Mesh will take on the functional property of that Chip.