Laying out the next pdf
If you've been following some of my recent social media/discord posts you'll know that I've been working on some more textures to flesh out my dwarven terrain... if not, here's a quick picture of the wall design that I've come up with:
Anyway, when laying out the pdf, I was originally thinking of including the texture for the edging strip... i.e. the printout that goes on top of the walls to cover the exposed edges (as shown below):
...I was thinking of having strips of that filling in some of the blank spaces on the various sheets (to save on paper). So something like you can see in these example pages:
However, I was wondering if folks would prefer me to simply include a whole page of this 'edge' texture instead? (so that you can simply ignore it, and save ink if you're not going to be using it OR print it out on it's own if you do intend to use it).
As such, I've set up this poll to get your thoughts :)
Comments (4)
I tend to batch my printing process, so a separate page works for me as I will do the edges in bulk.
Either way would be acceptable to me. I was wondering what would be more convenient for you. I know you have filled empty spaces with extra textures before
WHY NOT DO BOTH...
That doesn't really resolve the issue though (for example if folks just want to use the floor texture, then they are wasting ink on the strips each time they print out the page). A better solution might be a bit of a compromise - where I include it on the wall page... but leave the blank space empty on the floors (and have a separate 'edge texture' page for those that might want it). This might be the way to go :)