pub enum ChunkId {
}
Expand description
A chunk ID. It’s either a pre-defined ID (that is used for VOX), or
Unsupported
.
The best way to find out which chunk IDs MagicaVoxel uses, is by looking at its source
Variants§
Main
Pack
Size
Xyzi
Rgba
Matt
Note
TODO: What format does this have?
Vox
NTrn
NGrp
NShp
Layr
Matl
RObj
RCam
Unsupported([u8; 4])
Unsupported chunk ID
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Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Ord for ChunkId
impl Ord for ChunkId
Source§impl PartialOrd for ChunkId
impl PartialOrd for ChunkId
impl Copy for ChunkId
impl Eq for ChunkId
impl StructuralPartialEq for ChunkId
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impl Freeze for ChunkId
impl RefUnwindSafe for ChunkId
impl Send for ChunkId
impl Sync for ChunkId
impl Unpin for ChunkId
impl UnwindSafe for ChunkId
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