Many players who stream live on Twitch are happy to teach techniques for making these boards in addition to showing their uses. The underground lab is a great place to keep your voxel board out and ready to use any time you're in the mood to build.Ĭreating and using voxel boards is often easier after you've seen other players working with them. Some building techniques require the use of "healed earth" (created using the Heal Tool) and because of this, most players who keep a voxel board out at all times create an "lab" space (workshop) underground.Some devote voxel boards to having every color and every texture that can be used to a single board (without other shapes).You can add small cubes near the top to sample materials by color.Using tundra dirt (nearly black) as the background of the board and stucco (a white dirt) for the shapes makes the shapes easy to see while working. If you're making a brand new board of your own, dirt is typically the best material for the background.Don't forget to save your board as a template with a name that helps you remember what you will use it for later in case you delete your claim or want to update the board again later. Just make sure to test the pieces you add to your board to make sure they work as you expect. There is really no right or wrong way to make your own board as long as you use a organizational method that you can remember. The best way to do this is to experiment and try to create shapes like Micro-Voxels and more, use the Selection Tool to isolate the small bits of your experiment when you are satisfied with the results, and add them to your own board.
Finding a voxel board at a template swap or making your own is one of the easiest ways to accelerate learning, because the more you work with the shapes found on the boards, the faster (most) people understand and can apply advanced building techniques to their own work.Īnyone can create a board of their own by isolating shapes they have made with various techniques using the building tools. There are many types of boards, some with specific purposes, and new boards are created all of the time. Many boards also include small "samples" of all of the materials and textures available in Landmark, so it is easy to use the Eyedropper Tool to switch building materials very quickly. By using the Selection Tool, smaller unique shapes can be copied and pasted to experiment further or to achieve advanced building techniques with greater efficiency. Rather than building unique shapes over and over, these boards are created and kept nearby when building.
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