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Re: Modular dungeon walls (inspired by Raudulfr)
Yeah originally I was not too fond of that, but they plan to kick off add-ons to make the print area larger. I think I may focus on minis first too though. Oh and laser etching dice too
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I've used a combination of CREO and Blender on my 3D models. CREO is good for parametric resizing and for precision. Blender is good for adding textures and free-hand fixing things.
I think the snapmaker looks awesome and a lot more reliable than my printer, but I wouldn't give up my 7"x7"x7" print table for it. |
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Test print of a door section was successful. A little bit of filing to clean off support material is needed. I still need to add some additional texture, stones around the door etc. Also thinking about adding small fluff details like a door handle, ornate entryway, skulls etc. Any suggestions? The outer hinge design works well. I designed it to use a thin paperclip, twist tie wire etc to thread though and bend at both ends.
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And so the age of plastic buildings had begun...
A cloud can change its semblance, yet retain its will With the intimacy of destruction, One knows what it is to be alive The empty sky holds no reflection, for sorrow - Eslo Rudkey |
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Note also that your image must be the negative shading of what you want. It's easy to change in photoshop. Adding Texture to an Object in Blender (Using Displacement Maps) 1) Create a cube 2) Go into Edit mode and select the top face of the cube 3) Subdivide the top surface into lots of parts (higher resolution = better texture, but uses a lot of memory) (Note that you can triangulate the surface <ctrl-T> for a different effect also) 4) Keep the surface selected, but go into Object Mode 5) Tool Tab: Add Modifier à Displace 6) Textures Tab: Make sure it says Displace and then click <+ new> 7) Change the Type to Image, select Open, and choose an image Go back to Add Modifier and change the Strength as needed 9) Apply Modifier (this will permanently add the texture to the object) That creates your negative stamp object. 10) Move your stamp object to the surface you want to texture. 11) Select the object you want to texture. 12) Tool Tab: Add Modifier à Boolean 13) Operation: Difference 14) Select the stamp under Object in the Boolean menu 15) Apply Modifier |
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After a few hour session doing some more work on this last night i'm thinking of eliminating the hex bases. It would further eliminate plastic used, reduce the print times and free up more positioning on how you want to lay everything out on the board. The walls will remain exactly the same. At that point it kind of loses it's Heroscape feel though and just turns into a generic wall set. Kind of torn on what to do.
My 3D printed dungeon project Heroscape and AOTP army card cases Arena of the Planeswalkers repaints Check out my Thingiverse page for upcoming 3d file releases related to Heroscape/AOTP! |
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I think as long as it fits securely on the hexes, it shouldn't be an issue?
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Doing it like the ruins where it sits "between" hexes would be great and free up some space. Fewer half hexes.
Would I want it to be everything I love...sure...but that's just not realistic so I'm going to focus on finding things that will make me unhappy and work on fixing those. |
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Also if you put "Nubs" on the bottom which fit in the spaces between the razed center of the hex's they will stay secure and be very heroscapy.
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I prefer thin bases like the evergreen trees sit on.
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My 3D printed dungeon project Heroscape and AOTP army card cases Arena of the Planeswalkers repaints Check out my Thingiverse page for upcoming 3d file releases related to Heroscape/AOTP! |
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