Programming: Mesh Voxelizer

Since this blog is called the "indie game dev scene" blog, it will also contain articles with tips for the development of games from time to time (i.e., dev-related articles). For now, I'd like to point your attention to an article in another blog I maintain, the Hugi Code blog. In this blog I posted an article about the development of a mesh voxelizer using C# a while ago. Here's the link:

https://hugi-code.blogspot.com/2023/09/mesh-voxelizer-in-c.html

This may be handy for some game developers too.

Adok

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