Rifraf 3D Carcassonne Expansion 1 Inns & Cathedrals

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It appears that the text provided is a detailed guide on how to print and customize 3D tiles for various board games, specifically those from the On Some sets series. The author provides specific settings and techniques for printing, including: * Printing with a Prusa i3 MK2 in PLA, using a 4mm nozzle, with a base height of .200mm and a layer height of .150. * Using a 3mm brim to prevent corner lift. * Painting certain areas, such as the tops of houses, volcanoes, and festival tents. The author also discusses potential issues that may arise during printing, such as incorrect rendering of top layers in Slic3r. They provide tips for resolving these issues, including rotating affected tiles on the print plate and reslicing. In terms of customization, the author provides specific layer settings for different areas of the tiles, using a combination of colors to achieve a realistic look. These settings include: * For all tiles except those with Cloisters, Cathedrals, or Abbeys: * 0-.35: Light Green (base color) * .35-1.25: Blue (for the "C", base of ponds and River) * 1.25-2.0: Skin (for the base of roads) * 2.0-2.3: Copper (for underlay dark field color) * 2.3-3.2: Light Green (for fields) * 3.2-3.35: Dark Brown (for underlay city floor) * 3.35-3.35: Copper (for city floor) * 3.65 -4.1: Pearl White (for base of shields and emblems) * 4.1-4.55: Blue (for shield and emblem tops) * 4.55-8.15: Khaki (for walls) * 8.15----: Blue (for wall tops and towers) The author also provides specific settings for the Cloisters, Cathedrals, and Abbeys. Overall, this guide provides a detailed overview of how to print and customize 3D tiles for board games, with specific settings and techniques for achieving realistic results.