Choose a shape and dimensions to generate a precise voxel plan. Use the live preview and row-by-row guide to build without losing your place.
Voxel curves are approximations made from blocks. The generator calculates a symmetrical pattern, shows the block estimate, and turns the result into a row-by-row or layer-by-layer guide.
It is useful for planning, but the best visual result also depends on wall thickness, viewing distance, entrances, terrain, and how the structure connects to the rest of the build.
An odd width has a single center block, while an even width has a center gap between blocks. That changes symmetry, entrances, walls, and how multiple layers line up. Choose the dimensions based on the structure you want, not only on the outside diameter.
The highlighted build guide is most useful when you complete one row or layer at a time. Marking progress reduces mirrored mistakes on large circles, domes, and spheres.
Prototype a small section with temporary blocks to confirm thickness and curvature. Large voxel shapes can look very different from ground level than they do in a flat grid.
For hollow structures, decide wall thickness, floor height, and access points before building the full outline. Export or keep the pattern visible on a second screen so each completed line can be checked consistently.
| Choice | Center behavior | Useful when |
|---|---|---|
| Odd width or height | One central block | You want a clear central axis or doorway |
| Even width or height | Center falls between blocks | You want paired entrances or a wider central corridor |
| Outline | Only the border is placed | Walls, frames, roads, and material estimates |
| Filled | Interior blocks are included | Platforms, floors, and solid decorative layers |
| Hollow 3D layer | Shell only | Domes and spheres with usable interior space |
The build guide shows each row of your shape with exact coordinates. Columns use letters (A, B, C) and rows use numbers (1, 2, 3). Consecutive blocks are grouped into ranges like A1–C1. Navigate step by step and mark rows as completed to track your progress.
A radius between 6 and 12 is a solid starting point for small to medium towers. Larger radii = smoother curves.
Yes. The grid is generic and works for Hytale-style builds as well as any voxel or block-based game.
No. The generator focuses on shape planning and coordinates only. You choose the blocks when building.
Odd dimensions have one center block, while even dimensions place the center between blocks. This changes symmetry, entrances, and how stacked layers align.
It is exact for the generated grid cells, but your final build may use more blocks for wall thickness, supports, floors, entrances, decoration, or corrections.
A builder-focused method for choosing dimensions, preserving symmetry, reading layers, and avoiding the small errors that distort large voxel forms.
