Openforge Stone Arch Doorway

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OpenForge ================ At last, a doorway has emerged to provide a versatile and authentic gaming experience. The Stone Doorway tile is specifically designed for seamless compatibility with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles. To assemble this game-changing feature, you will need approximately 20 gauge wire or a sturdy paperclip. Using a paperclip requires straightening it first before poking through the hole and clipping into place. Once the door frame has been clipped in position, secure the door in its intended location by applying glue to hold everything firmly together. Want to discover more about getting started with OpenForge? Dive into our comprehensive tutorial set or learn about licensing our designs for your products. Are you interested in printing and selling OpenForge tiles? Find out more about licensing agreements and guidelines in our license FAQ. As an open-source patron supported project, I use the invaluable resources generously provided by my patrons to bring even more sophisticated tiles with intricate details to life. To deliver ongoing streams of epic gaming terrain, please consider supporting me today. For additional information and community resources, explore our online catalog, backer site, or connect directly through our website, forums (or check out our new Facebook presence), Twitter account, and Facebook page: **Online Catalog and Backer Site** **Website** **Forums** Mostly active discussions can now be found on **Facebook** Instructions ---------------- Assembling this intricate doorway is relatively simple with a few necessary materials. You will need approximately 20 gauge wire or a sturdy paperclip. Using a paperclip requires a slight effort: first, straighten it and poke through the designated hole, then carefully clip into position. It's essential to follow a strategic painting process for a highly realistic appearance: 1. **Initial Coat**: Paint the entire piece in an opaque black coat to provide an ideal base for future colors. 2. **Darkened Accents**: Apply dry brushing with dark grey, accentuating all nooks and crannies. This layer is meant to add depth without overwhelming other colors. 3. **Accent Colors**: Pick at least one other color, possibly simulating the presence of stone or natural elements on the wall. Paint some irregular shapes in this second color, ensuring they blend in well with the surrounding areas. Repeat these steps: 4. Dry brush the mixture of dark grey and olive for further depth enhancement. 5. Gently dry brush light grey around the edges, focusing specifically on corners and transitions to emphasize three-dimensional presence without overwhelming the viewer. Doorway Assembly: 1. Paint both sides of the door in black for a rich base coat. 2. Apply dark brown dry brushing for dramatic emphasis, mimicking natural weathering processes. 3. Introduce burnt umber as lighter tones to create an authentic appearance. Use it to dry brush across key sections of the door. 4. Finally, lightly touch up edges and details with tan-colored paint. **Handles and Bolts:** Finish the metal components with a steel or silver coat for realistic authenticity and to provide contrasting colors. Changelog -------- **Update:** Fixed issues in stone_doorway_corner.2x2.b (10/9/2016)