Greetings,
I'm trying to load Qubicle models both static and ones animated in Blender into my Godot project. The Qubicle loader/renderer C++ files I have are located in this post by AlwaysGeeky https://www.reddit.com/r/VoxelGameDev/comments/2kztaf/qubicle_loaderrenderer_c/
They are named QubicleBinary.h and QubicleBinary.cpp
They are part of the code from his game project Vox which he talks about here https://www.reddit.com/r/VoxelGameDev/comments/3oij5q/open_source_voxel_development/
After getting the Vox files from the Github link I noticed there are additional files in the same directory as the QubicleBinary.h and QubicleBinary.cpp ones. These are located in Vox-master\source\models and have the following names. QubicleBinaryManager.cpp, QubicleBinaryManager.h, VoxelCharacter.cpp, VoxelCharacter.h, VoxelObject.cpp, VoxelObject.h, VoxelWeapon.cpp, and VoxelWeapon.h.
These all appear to access QubicleBinary.h and QubicleBinary.cpp in some way or another. I'm unsure if they are unique to just the Vox game for it to run or if they are needed in addition to the QubicleBinary.h and QubicleBinary.cpp files to load Qubicle models in any project not related to Vox.
Another bit of code located in Vox-master\source\Enemy Enemy.cpp down around lines 2087 through 2182 that control the enemy NPCs exploding on death into all their little Qubicle blocks before those all fade away after a few seconds appear to use all the listed files in the Models directory above.
So again I'm wondering if just the two files or all ten are needed.
I am using Godot v3.1.1 Stable with Voxel Tools Demo for terrain generation and FPS player controller. I could never get the Voxel Tools Demo to work with Godot v3.2.1 and I am aware that Godot is currently on v3.3.2. I have it but have not tried to load the latest version of Voxel Tools into Godot v3.3.2.
I know there is a ton of information to read on the two reddit post and in the Vox code if anyone downloads and goes through it. I'm really trying to get the models I made in Qubicle both in my project and have a similar exploding to bits to the way they do in Vox.
Thank you for your time and insight on this.