OpenForge Stone Dungeon Edge Walls

myminifactory

OpenForge ========= These tiles are designed to be used on the edge of the map or to give more usable space for the play area, particularly for 1x hallways. They line up perfectly with walls from tiles butted up against their neighbors. Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles are fully compatible with these tiles. Because the wall now takes up some space, you will need to use edge buffers in some places to get the tiles to lay out properly. You can find this set on github. OpenForge Sets =============\r\nThe Smooth Tile Series is designed for concrete, dirt, ice, etc.\r\nThe Smooth Edge Tile Series offers smooth tiles that can be used as edge tiles.\r\nThe Stone Tile Series provides stone tiles.\r\nThe Stone Edge Tile Series delivers stone edge tiles.\r\nCrenelated Tiles are part of the Crenelated Tile Series.\r\nCrenelated edge tiles can be found in the Crenelated Edge Tile Series.\r\nTudor tiles are available in the Tudor Tile Series.\r\nTudor edge tiles are included in the Tudor Edge Tile Series.\r\nThe Ruined Series features ruined stone walls.\r\nAccessories include pillars, etc.\r\nMiscellaneous tiles can be found in the Non-Series Tiles category, such as the pool.\r\nModule Specific Tiles are designed for specific modules. Changelog ========= 9/12/2014 - All models have been fixed to eliminate mesh problems.\r\nFor instructions on how to get started with OpenForge, take a look at our tutorials.\r\nOpenForge is now supported by patrons. I use the resources provided by my patrons to create more sophisticated tiles with greater detail. Please support me, and I will deliver an ongoing stream of awesome gaming terrain. You can find more about OpenForge and Masterwork Tools at our:\r\nOnline catalog and backer site\r\nWebsite\r\nForums (Mostly we use facebook now)\r\nTwitter\r\nFacebook