We took some time to Redo the file hierarchy. Because we now have 3 files per voxel (The PNG, the OBJ, and the JSON) we think it best to store all of a Voxel's files in one location. So we designed the save functionality to take the name of the Voxel project, and assign the same name to each file that corresponds to that project, and place them all in the same directory.

Another functional Quality of Life change is drag pen, which allows a user to click and drag to place cubes in strokes, rather than individual. This was very important, because we want our tool to feel like an artist's tool, which means being able to make strokes, like painting on a canvas.

Now that we have multi-select, we can modify the entire selection at once. We can add to a selection, erase a selection, or change the color of a selection. This was done by iteratively using the functionality of add, remove and color to do the user-selected action over the entire list of selected blocks.

Additionally, we can now select an entire layer, in any dimension. While this works, we need to add the ability to easily change the dimension and layer we are selecting. It will eventually allow for filling of layers, which will be useful for an array of applications. Additionally, it can be used to clear rows, or recolor them.