Seeds, User Content and My Edits

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Voxel Studio · Core Concepts

Voxel Studio stores content in two layers: a public seeded catalog (curated by Kronnect) and your private user content (owned by your account).

Seeds

Seed items are the out-of-the-box catalog. They have no owner, are visible to every user, and cannot be renamed or deleted. You can vote, favorite, duplicate and export them.

User content

Whenever you click Save in an editor or Duplicate on a seed, the result is stored as user content bound to your account. It appears under the My Edits (or My Uploads) category of the active tab and syncs across your devices as soon as it is saved.

User content is private by default. It is never shown to other users unless you explicitly submit it for publication.

My Edits vs My Uploads

  • My Edits are local or personal forks of seed items. You see them only when logged in with the account that authored them.
  • My Uploads are items you explicitly submitted through an upload flow (currently available for Materials and MicroVoxels). They are reviewed by Kronnect before appearing in the public catalog.

Editing a seed

Opening a seed in an editor and pressing Save creates a copy under your account rather than overwriting the seed. The name is suffixed with " (copy)" and the category is preserved, so seeds remain authoritative. If you want a clean baseline, use the Duplicate button on the side panel and edit the copy.

Local edits for MicroVoxels (before you hit Save) live in localStorage. Clearing site data removes them. Saved items live on the server and survive browser resets.
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