OpenForge Arrow Slit Stone Walls

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OpenForge Summary ===================== Dwarven Forge compatible arrow slit tiles are designed to seamlessly integrate into any dungeon setting. This series of tiles boasts compatibility tags for easy identification as OpenForge. The 2x2 tile set offers a comprehensive range of options, including wall, corner, curved, corridor, and diagonal designs. For larger areas, this set features a few select tiles that cater to specific needs. OpenForge Collections ===================== Smooth Tile Collection - A versatile series of smooth tiles perfect for representing concrete, dirt, ice, or other terrain types. Smooth Edge Tile Collection - Complementing the Smooth Tile Collection, these edge tiles provide seamless transitions between areas. Stone Tile Collection - A comprehensive collection of stone tiles to enhance any dungeon setting. Stone Edge Tile Collection - Designed to complement the Stone Tile Collection, these edge tiles ensure a cohesive look. Crenelated Tile Collection - Featuring crenelated tiles for added detail and texture. Crenelated Edge Tile Collection - Complementing the Crenelated Tile Collection with matching edge tiles. Tudor Tile Collection - A unique series of Tudor-style tiles to add character to any setting. Tudor Edge Tile Collection - Perfectly matched edge tiles for seamless integration with Tudor Tiles. Ruined Series - A collection of ruined stone walls to create a sense of decay and abandonment. Accessories - Pillars, arches, and other decorative elements to enhance your dungeon setting. Non-Series Tiles - Miscellaneous tiles, such as pools or other unique features, to add variety. Module-Specific Tiles - Custom-designed tiles tailored to specific modules for added immersion. Changelog ================ 1.0.1 : Added additional walls in all combinations from 1x1 to 4x4. 09/01/2014 - Resolved mesh issues affecting 1x, 3x, and 4x tiles. Printing Instructions ------------------- This print features numerous faces, making slicing a challenging task. On my machine, it requires approximately 4 GB of memory using slic3r. To improve efficiency without compromising quality, I will explore simplification methods. Painting Instructions -------------------- The painting process involved four distinct layers: 1. Paint the entire piece in black. 2. Apply a dark grey drybrush effect for added depth and texture. 3. Select a secondary color (such as stone) and paint random stones on both the front and back of the tile. 4. Blend grey with olive to create a subtle, nuanced look. Finish by lightly drybrushing with a light grey, focusing on edges for a crisp appearance.