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Play with Voxels on Linux

Rphlm
1 min readMay 13, 2018

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Work in progress on MagicaVoxel, in ArchLinux Manjaro

MagicaVoxel is the best free lightweight Voxel art editor out there, and a powerful tool for learning 3D creation.

There is no native Linux version of it however, so here is how to execute the Windows version on your Linux environment, using Wine.

  • Download the win64 application from Ephtracy github
  • Unzip the content in a specific folder, ie: /home/user/Apps/MagicaVoxel/
  • Get Wine from your distribution packages: sudo pacman -S wine
  • Launch the application: wine /home/user/Apps/MagicaVoxel.exe

If you’re running a dual GPU system (Nvidia Optimus), add the primusrun argument to make sure the graphic GPU is used with this application: primusrun wine /home/user/Apps/MagicaVoxel.exe

  • Create your desktop launcher:
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=MagicaVoxel
Exec=primusrun wine /home/user/Apps/MagicaVoxel.exe
Icon=/path/
Terminal=false
StartupNotify=false

Enjoy!

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Rphlm
Rphlm

Written by Rphlm

OS explorer, UI & UX passionate, Voxels crafter, code lover, Web3 addict, Video Games player, Podcasts listener, Music amateur / Digital Publishing professional

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