This project's main goal is to generate and visualize terrain built using voxels. It was achieved using different approaches and computing technologies just for the sake of performance and implementation comparison.
DDGI Minecraft is based on the 2019 SIGGRAPH paper, Dynamic Diffuse Global Illumination with Ray-Traced Irradiance Fields (2019), where we aimed to approximate indirect lighting and global illumination in Minecraft-inspired scenes using Vulkan to test the algorithm's efficacy in real-time.
Voxel Engine is game engine based on voxel. The goal is to have a engine that can load map composed of chunks that contained voxel. This implies many problems of memory managing in order to not load all chunk of the map in RAM. Another problem is the transfer between de CPU data and GPU.
GenWorld - a procedural generation toolkit for the "Unity" game engine. Allows you to procedurally generate content for a scene from voxels. Uses various algorithms and methods where you can change the frequency of appearance, size and color of voxel models.