OpenForge Stone Dungeon Corner

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Summary ================================ OpenForge Corner Tiles ===================== Expertly designed dungeon tiles compatible with Dwarven Forge sets. Tiles in this series are tagged with OpenForge and include the source code used: * Wall Blocks (Sculptris: sc1, obj, meshconv: stl, decimated stl) * Stone Facing (scad, stl, decimated stl) * Base Corner tile (scad, stl) * Stone corner lines (scad, stl) * forge_lib (scad) OpenForge Sets ================ Smooth Tile Series - High-quality tiles for concrete, dirt, ice, and more. Smooth Edge Tile Series - Smooth edge tiles perfect for concrete, dirt, and ice. Stone Tile Series - Authentic stone tiles designed to add depth to your creations. Stone Edge Tile Series - Stone edge tiles that perfectly complement the Stone Tile Series. Crenelated Tile Series - Intricate crenelated tiles ideal for medieval settings. Crenelated Edge Tile Series - Crenelated edge tiles that add a touch of elegance. Tudor Tile Series - Elegant Tudor-style tiles perfect for historical settings. Tudor Edge Tile Series - Tudor edge tiles that seamlessly integrate with the Tudor Tile Series. Ruined Series - Ruined stone walls for a post-apocalyptic look. Accessories - Pillars, arches, and more to enhance your creations. Non-Series Tiles - Unique tiles like the pool tile that add character to your designs. Module Specific Tiles - Custom-designed tiles tailored for specific modules. Updates ================ * 1/25/2014: Added 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, and 4x4 tiles. * 1/29/2014: Introduced the 4x4 tile series. * 2/6/2014: Regenerated 2x2 and 3x3 tiles due to mesh problems. * 8/31/2014: Regenerated all STL files due to mesh issues. Printing Instructions ===================== This print has a high face count, which may cause slicing issues. My machine requires approximately 8 GB of memory using Slic3r. I'll investigate ways to simplify the model without compromising quality. Painting Guide ============== The painting process consists of four distinct layers: 1. Paint the entire piece black. 2. Apply a dark grey drybrush effect. 3. Choose an additional color and paint random stones on both sides. 4. Drybrush with a mixture of grey and olive, focusing on edges. 5. Finally, lightly drybrush with a light grey to accentuate edges.