How to do optimized Voxel Destruction?

[Bartokens (Barto)]

So I’ve done a bit more research into it, mainly checking these posts:

Vex | For all of your voxel destruction needs

THE MODEL ITSELF IS OWNED BY MY ALT, NOT THIS MAIN ACCOUNT, FYI Hello everybody! Recently, I stumbled upon a post of a user who had made a destruction module but it was just not equipped to be used as a community resource, and so I rewrote it, added some features, and without further ado, I present Vex! Vex is a module created to convert parts to smaller voxel parts, to allow you to make fully destructible buildings and environments, provided they are regular parts. How to Install and Use It …

Greedy Mesh Module Release

[Nuovo progetto (12)] Greedy Mesh module Today i decided to open-source of this Greedy Mesh module; a powerful resource that allows to improve performance by reducing the part count with a bit of math. This is mainly used for procedural generation, because in this process a lot of unnecessary parts are created resulting in frame drops and overall lag. However this can be used in others scenarios. Instruction 1 : Insert the module in “Replicated Storage”. 2 : Add a script in “ServerScript…

Voxelization using Quadtree Partitioning

Hello, I’ve been making voxel physics for my game. Everything seems well and fine, except for that it lags very hard when trying to voxelize larger walls, as many small parts are being made in order to fill the wall. As I was looking into ways to try to fix this, I came across Quadtree partitioning. It is exactly what I need in order for this. The game Voxel Destruction Physics uses this to help with optimization, as it is very powerful. Basically, the whole wall will voxelize, with parts clos…

Dynamic Octree System

I read the code after that, I thought the images are saved from 2010’s and I realized the date for the creation was Feburary 7th 2023 and is an expansion of an old module, and I would use it in flee the mall, Not sure why i’m dumb back at that time

And honestly I can’t really seem to figure it out. From what I understand you just divide the parts based around the contact point of choice, and then greedy mesh everything. The issue comes with actually dividing the part. From what I can find, there isn’t any explanation or tutorial on dividing a part around a contact point. You mentioned octrees, which I believe you are using here for that, but I have no idea on how those work, or how I would even implement them here. And most resources I can find on voxel destruction and the like are either entirely unoptimized or not at all what I’m looking for.

Thank you for the suggestions though, I would really like to figure this system out, as it is something that I find really cool and would like to implement into my own game, it just seems there is a lack of community resources based around voxel destruction.