Experimental voxel game engine.
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MIT License
Noa is an experimental voxel game engine built for creating 3D games with destructible worlds, similar to Minecraft. It's designed for developers and game creators who want to build multiplayer voxel games, with features like terrain generation, physics, and rendering handled through the Babylon.js engine. The project is actively maintained and used in various games, from simple demos to complex multiplayer experiences.
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