What makes you so certain? Why are you convinced you&#x27;re right?<p>Look at the file format. It is most definitely voxel based data. That it is comprised of regular sample points on a 3d grid is a matter of fact.
<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;ephtracy.github.io&#x2F;index.html?page=mv_vox_format" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;ephtracy.github.io&#x2F;index.html?page=mv_vox_format</a><p>It takes all of 30 seconds to download the app and run it in order to see first hand it is voxel based, less time than it takes to write comments.<p>Maybe you&#x27;ve conflated the concepts of underlying data with the chosen method of rendering. But, even if that&#x27;s why, it&#x27;s false to say that rendering voxel data with polygons isn&#x27;t voxels. Voxel data has been rendered with polygons since the term was invented, whether it&#x27;s iso-surface (marching cubes), splatting, shear warp or cubes. The only time voxel data is not rendered using polygons is when it&#x27;s ray traced.