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# General
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Convert voxel volume formats between each other.
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Support for loading: vox, qbt, qb, vxm, binvox, cub, kvx, kv6, vxl
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Support for writing: vox, qbt, qb, binvox, cub, vxl
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## Usage
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`./vengi-voxconvert --merge --scale infile outfile`
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* `--merge`: will merge a multi layer volume (like vox, qb or qbt) into a single volume of the target file
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* `--scale`: perform lod conversion of the input volume (50% scale per call)
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Just type `vengi-voxconvert` to get a full list of commands and options.
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Using a different target palette is also possible by setting the `palette` config var.
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`./vengi-voxconvert -set palette /path/to/palette.png infile outfile`
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The palette file has to be in the dimensions 1x256. It is also possible to just provide the basename of the palette.
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This is e.g. `nippon`. The tool will then try to look up the file `palette-nippon.png` in the file search paths.
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