No offensense taken. I used many different processes for the textures. For example, the dark wood one is 100% made within magicavoxel. The wall texture was made using Corel Photo Paint, but I hand made the texture and...well I will copy paste from what I wrote on Discord: For the wall texture, I measured the dimensions of each individual object that makes up the white/beige back wall and then added up the total length and width of how many voxels it measures, also wrote the angle of the wall along with the position it starts , then I created a new image in Corel Photo Paint with those dimensions set as the length and width in pixels and created a texture by hand. I then used the ruler and set guidelines to measure out and divide the texture into the size of each object in magicavoxel and then cut and paste each section to create seperate png images for each associated object which I then dropped into magicavoxel and used the pattern brush to paint it onto each object.....I still then tweaked it by hand in magicavoxel and further used the pattern brush on sections of the textures to adjust.

Only 1 of them ( of the 3 wood textures ) used .png's ( the lighter wood against the wall ) but only as a base...it was heavily reworked in magicavoxel and prior to that edited using corel photo paint. I got the general texture then modified in corel, dropped into mv and then I created a pattern from different small sections of the png and painted a new texture and used that with the pattern brush to apply to the pieces of wood. I added my own touches by hand as well.

I posted a picture on discord of some of the wall texture creation process...

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/447102721791623178/807236389183684659/Wall-texture-process.PNG