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| == Getting Started == | == Getting Started == | ||
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| - open a terminal: | - open a terminal: | ||
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| - on a Mac: press Command + Space, type "terminal" (+ Enter) | - on a Mac: press Command + Space, type "terminal" (+ Enter) | ||
| - on Linux: you'll know how to open a terminal 8-) | - on Linux: you'll know how to open a terminal 8-) | ||
| - | - change to the directory where you downloaded binvox | + | - change to the directory where you downloaded binvox (typically your ''Downloads'' folder) |
| - run ''binvox'' without parameters to see a usage summary | - run ''binvox'' without parameters to see a usage summary | ||
| + | - on Mac/Linux you may first have to run ''chmod 755 binvox'' once, to make the file executable | ||
| - find and download a 3D model you want to voxelize (you could search "download 3d models" in Google) | - find and download a 3D model you want to voxelize (you could search "download 3d models" in Google) | ||
| - make sure it's in a format that binvox supports | - make sure it's in a format that binvox supports | ||