OpenForge Pillar

pinshape

OpenForge ================ Dwarven Forge compatible pillars designed for seamless integration into your dungeon landscape. These versatile structures serve not only as aesthetic dressing but also as robust support elements, holding up second levels with ease. Compatible tiles and walls within this series are tagged with OpenForge, ensuring a cohesive look across your terrain. The source code from the tools used is included: Pillar (scad, stl) OpenForge Sets ================ Smooth Tile Series - A collection of smooth tiles perfect for representing concrete, dirt, ice, or other natural surfaces. Smooth Edge Tile Series - Similar to the Smooth Tile Series but with a focus on edge tiles for added detail. Stone Tile Series - A series of stone tiles designed for a rugged, earthy look. Stone Edge Tile Series - The Stone Tile Series gets an edge with these tile companions. Crenelated Tile Series - Tiles featuring crenellations, perfect for fortresses and battlements. Crenelated Edge Tile Series - The Crenelated Tile Series gets an edge, adding depth to your terrain. Tudor Tile Series - Tiles inspired by the classic Tudor style, adding a touch of elegance to your dungeon. Tudor Edge Tile Series - The Tudor Tile Series gets an edge, perfect for adding detail to your walls. Ruined Series - A series of ruined stone walls, perfect for creating a post-apocalyptic atmosphere. Accessories - Pillars, etc. - Additional elements to enhance your terrain, including pillars and more. Non-Series Tiles - Miscellaneous tiles, such as the pool, that don't fit into any specific category. Module Specific Tiles - Tiles designed specifically for certain modules, adding an extra layer of realism to your game world. Instructions ------------- Painting these tiles was a three-layer process: 1. Apply a grey layer over the print (except the bottom), setting the base tone. 2. Use black paint to wash into all cracks and crevices, adding depth and detail. 3. Dry brush with a light grey to finish off the look, giving your terrain a worn, weathered appearance.