And no one becomes poorer or dumber, not the one
who shares it and not the one who can use it.

Love that! Thanks for sharing generously @Subpath

thank you

I don't see that as so special. Because where would we all be
if someone had not shared his knowledge with us.

And no one becomes poorer or dumber, not the one
who shares it and not the one who can use it.

Here the Link
https://www.youtube.com/@ArtChanny97

Here a Video from him with some speed up tips for Object creation

Apart from that there are many Tutorials on Youtube
for MagicaVoxel.

Here the Video, re-upload

Pic from the Video

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I describe here some Steps seen in the Video:
The designs were created with VectorStyler.
I put a subframe around the graphics (which I delete
later in MV). With that Subframe all Parts will have the
right proportion when i import them in MV.

I export each graphic individually as a PNG file and set the
background to transparent in the export settings of VS.

In addition, i exported also the colors used in the VS file,
as a separate PNG-file. This PNG-file can be loaded into MV's
color palette. This is helpful for material assignment in MV.

I import the base and give it a thickness.
(It is also possible to make an object hollow by
pressing the "Hull" button).
Then I delete the subframe, import the other two images
and delete the subframes there too. Finally, I arrange
the objects a bit.

Now this is where the colors come into play. Colors are
used in MV to assign a material to an object. I choose the
color blue and assign transparency (glass) to the object color.
To the other two object colors I give Emission for light effects.

Experiment a bit with images, you can use text or symbol fonts
and sketch sci-fi walls or simple objects.

Here a few examples:

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The bicycle is only a symbol (letter) from a symbol font
to which I have assigned only some thickness

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The basic areas of MV are divided into the following:

The Model Mode
Here the Model/Cube are created.

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The World Mode
In this mode you would combine several models/cubes
to one big Scenery or Object.

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The Renderer Mode
We use this mode mainly for calculation of the grid and
for special settings (perspective distortions) of the camera.
In addition, you can assign a material here (glass, metal and light)
via the color of an object.

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Here is a video that gives a small overview in MagicaVoxel, re-upload
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One neat Feature in MagicaVoxel, aside from grids over objects,
is that you can use a .PNG image to create a Model.

Here an example:
I created this in VectorStyler, exported it as two .PNG images
and dragged and dropped them into MagicaVoxel.
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And created this 3D object from it

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I'll describe how to do that in the next part.