How to achieve the look of Magicavoxel in unity

Hey there,

First of all I’m new to unity specially the lighting stuffs so bear with me on this,

I use Magicavoxel for all my 3d arts, the problem is when I import my model in unity it looks like all the shading are flat and washout but what I want is to achieve the look of Magicavoxel (the edit mode of Magicavoxel NOT the rendered model).

This how it looks in unity:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Wa6BOqLVpcuWXuOQrxeaq8-g04QhHpQG

And this is what I want:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kv7eBkt8X-i8QPUsIl4Ij_DKfXfM27ss

I tried googling for almost a week with no success so plz if anyone know how to achieve this it will be a huge help for me

Thanks,


Any help is much appreciated.

 

It looks like you dont have any nice lighting effects enabled at all.

There's plenty about this in the manual.

Basically, enable shadows, add a reflection probe and make model as static and bake lighting. Maybe add a post processing stack as well.

 

Thank you for the answer, I tried baking the light map in unity but it didn’t give me any good result so I move my model in blender and baked the ambient occlusion and then adding it to unity with some direction light, as you can see It gets a bit closer to Magicavoxel look but it’s still far from what I want.

this is what i got so far...

I also attached the scene maybe some one can edit it.

 

Turn the shadows on and add the Post Process Stack to your scene and play with Ambient Occlusion and all the other effects in there.

 

Thanks but I already tried that one and it didn't work out for me [may be because I'm new to Post Process Stack], could you be plz do it on my attached scene? that would be a huge favor.

 

Please how

Please how Did you make the ambient occ in blender, it's got me pretty stressed.

 

As for using post processing stack, watch this tutorial https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BMAR6BAgFEBA&usg=AOvVaw05b-e-YSGZQMugPliOUJ8t make sure to be patient and watch it to the end! I'd love to know how you did the AO in blender tho