OpenForge Stone Dungeon Edge Walls

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OpenForge\n=========\nDungeon edge wall tiles designed to seamlessly integrate with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles.\nThese tiles are crafted to line their walls up perfectly with adjacent tiles, creating a cohesive look. They're ideal for use on the periphery of the map or in tight spaces, such as 1x hallways, where standard tiles wouldn't fit comfortably. Because these tiles occupy some space, you'll need to employ edge buffers strategically to achieve proper layout. You can find this set on github.\nOpenForge Sets\n=============\n\nSmooth Tile Series - Versatile tiles suitable for concrete, dirt, ice, and more.\nSmooth Edge Tile Series - Smooth tiles designed as edge pieces for added realism.\nStone Tile Series - Authentic stone tiles perfect for building structures.\nStone Edge Tile Series - Stone tiles engineered to fit seamlessly along edges.\nCrenelated Tile Series - Intricately detailed crenelated tiles.\nCrenelated Edge Tile Series - Crenelated edge tiles adding a touch of elegance.\nTudor Tile Series - Exquisite Tudor-style tiles perfect for historical settings.\nTudor Edge Tile Series - Tudor-style edge tiles creating a cohesive look.\nRuined Series - Weathered stone walls with a distressed finish.\nAccessories - Pillars, arches, and other decorative elements.\nNon-Series Tiles - Miscellaneous tiles like the pool.\nModule Specific Tiles - Custom-designed tiles for specific modules.\nChangelog\n=========\n9/12/2014 - Resolved mesh issues in all models.\nInstructionsPainting\n\nThe painting process involved five distinct layers.\n\nApply a base coat of black to the entire piece.\nEmploy a heavy dry brush with dark grey, focusing on texture and depth.\nSelect at least one additional color, preferably a stone tone, and paint random stones on both sides.\ndry brush with a mixture of grey and olive, adding subtle shading.\nlitely brush with light grey, concentrating on edges for a crisp finish.