Rotating Dungeon Room
Here's the new vid, and HERE is the pdf.
Hope you like it :)
Comments (6)
You, sir - are a generous, brilliant, and fast working gentleman! Thanks for this! These are good templates. I was looking for those cool round tile inlays. I apologize if that wasn't clear. The wall stuff is perfect. The floor inlays are the magical part. I've already bugged you enough. I'll go whittle at it with Photoshop and see what I can come up with.
Sorry ...I thought this is what you meant: https://youtu.be/GA35dwcOtws?t=280 So you'd just stick these on top of a regular tile and use the wall as a guide. If you actually meant new floor tile graphics (i.e. with a multiple concentric circles in the floor pattern) ...then yeah - that would take me a while to draw :D
This is really innovative thinking. I mean, with this sort of design, we can quickly make interactive tiles that would be a pain to create with XPS foam, or require really tight 3D modeling/printing skills. Well done! By way of round/alternative room designs - I'm wondering: Have you ever made larger round/alternate room designs? I need various sized round, diamond, and octagonal rooms covering 4x4 through 16x16 areas. You know, rooms to stage encounters for common dungeon crawls all the way up to rooms fit for dragons and gargantuan sized creatures or military/castle/keep/tower battles where numerous minis need room to do things. This should be easy enough to do for 4x4-8x8 rooms on one page, then splitting rooms larger than 8x8 in half, across two pages. I really love the textures you've developed and the circular stone tile borders add a beautiful touch. I could see those as inlays in the larger room layouts. If I had the assets, I'd put them together in Photoshop myself, but I don't think I have the circular borders at the right scales to make it work well. Anyway, wanted to throw you the alternative rooms at larger sizes idea. Maybe it'll be something many can use. :)
Regarding large rooms ...I just make them in sections - pretty much like you say (I do I it for easy storage though :) ) - so the large room you can see in the following pic is made up from six individual page-size tiles (though I did separate them and put some black card beneath to simulate a chasm): https://i.imgur.com/hFQgaD1.jpg
Great looking and perfect function.
Thanks :)
