OpenForge Stone Dungeon Diagonal Walls

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OpenForge Summary ================ Dungeon tiles designed to work seamlessly with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles are available in the OpenForge series. Compatible tiles and walls feature the OpenForge tag for easy identification. OpenForge Sets ============== The OpenForge series includes various tile sets, each with its unique design and functionality. Smooth Tile Series - These smooth tiles can be used to create concrete, dirt, ice, or other surfaces. Smooth Edge Tile Series - These edge tiles are designed to complement the smooth tiles in the series. Stone Tile Series - Stone tiles are ideal for creating rugged terrain or stone structures. Stone Edge Tile Series - These edge tiles are perfect for adding a touch of realism to your stone walls. Crenelated Tile Series - Crenelated tiles feature intricate designs and can be used to create medieval-style architecture. Crenelated Edge Tile Series - These edge tiles add a touch of complexity to your crenelated tile sets. Tudor Tile Series - Tudor tiles are designed to resemble the classic English architecture style. Tudor Edge Tile Series - These edge tiles complement the Tudor tile series perfectly. Ruined Series - This series features ruined stone walls, perfect for creating abandoned or post-apocalyptic environments. Accessories - Pillars and other decorative elements can be used to enhance your dungeon design. Non-Series Tiles - Miscellaneous tiles like pools can add a unique touch to your designs. Module Specific Tiles - These tiles are designed specifically for use with certain modules. Changelog ========= 8/31/2014: Fixed mesh problems in the diagonal_4x4.stl file. Painting Instructions =================== Painting was done in four distinct layers to achieve a realistic look. First, paint the entire piece black. Next, heavily dry brush with dark grey to create shading and depth. Select one other color that could resemble stone and paint random stones on both sides of the tile. Dry brush with a mixture of grey and olive to add texture and interest. Finally, lightly dry brush with light grey, focusing on the edges for added realism.