Model Properties

The Model Properties panel displays various information pertaining to the model that's currently active in the Voxel Editor. The properties will vary slightly according to the type of resource being edited (i.e. tile, object, or character). Most of these values can be edited and are explained below.

Common Properties

Icon	Property	Description
	Tags	Allows you to assign one or more keywords that describe the model (e.g. a wooden chair could be given the tags “furniture” and “wooden”). These tags can then be selected from the filter dropdown at the top of the resource selection panel.
	Blocks Sight	Determines whether or not this model will block a character's line of sight. This is used by the experimental fog of war feature and will be used in other line of sight calculations in the future. See Set Entity Blocks Sight.
	Light Source	When enabled, the model will act as a light source and emit light outward. A marker icon will be displayed in the 3D view to indicate the light's position. If the “Animated” setting is checked, you can assign different values for the light's properties (color, energy, etc.) on a per frame basis. See Positional Light for more details.
	Animations	Any animations defined for the model will be listed in the dropdown. Selecting an animation from the dropdown will allow you to view/edit its settings. The button with a pencil icon () can be used to rename the animation. See Animation for more details.

Tile Properties

Icon	Property	Description
	Passable	Determines the default navigation to/from this type of tile when initially placed into a map in the Map Editor. If enabled, navigation paths will be automatically connected from this tile to adjacent tiles at the same grid level.
	Speed Multiplier	Determines a character's movement speed when walking on this type of tile. The default value of 1 means a character will walk at their normal speed on this tile. Setting the value to 0.5 means that a character will walk at half their normal speed.
	Collision Override	Allows you to specify another tile that will be used for collision calculations (for example, for terrain following) and mouse click detection in-game (instead of using this tile's model). See Collision Override for more details.

Object Properties

Icon	Property	Description
	Passable	Determines the default navigation to/from tiles on which this object is located when initially placed into a map in the Map Editor. If disabled, any adjacent navigation paths will be automatically removed when this object is placed onto a tile.

Character Properties

Icon	Property	Description
	Name	Name to display during dialogue and in other scenarios where the character is referenced.
	Name Color	Color to use for the character's name when displayed during dialogue and other scenarios. Select “Custom” to define a custom color for this character, or “Theme Default” to use the current theme's “Speaker Name Color” as defined in the Theme Editor.
	Portrait	Portrait image of the character to display during dialogue and other scenarios.
	Speaking Sound	Sound effect that will be used for the character's “voice” as they speak during dialogue. If none is specified then the game's default sound effect will be used.
	Default Behavior	Determines the default behavior of the character when initially placed into a map in the Map Editor. Custom presets can be set up from the “Behavior Settings” section of the Entity Properties panel.
	Passable	Determines whether or not other characters can pass through this one. This is useful for small wildlife that shouldn't block the path of other characters.
	Speed	Movement speed of the character in voxels per second. This determines how fast the character walks from tile to tile.
	Vision Height	Determines the height of the camera (in voxels) relative to the tile on which the player is currently standing. For example, a vision height of 8 would place the camera at a height of 8 voxels above the terrain. This property is only applicable to the first-person view.
	Two-Dimensional	Setting for models that are meant to behave as 2D sprites. For now, this simply prevents characters from automatically rotating (thus keeping their orientation) when interacting with another entity or walking around.
	Health	Initial/maximum amount of health for the character. The character will be killed/destroyed if their health reaches zero in combat or other scenarios.
	Attack	Initial attack (i.e. strength) value for the character. This value is used in damage calculation when attacking another character.
	Defense	Initial defense (i.e. toughness) value for the character. This value is used in damage calculation when being attacked by another character.
	Movement	Movement range (in number of tiles) that the character can move per turn during combat. This property is only applicable to the tactical combat system.