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Post by ignatious on May 1, 2024 19:03:58 GMT -9
I got some of those label sheets that kris was talking about in his rivers video. So to try them out I made a little board of my paths through snow tiles. As far as the label paper. Yes. This is how I will be doing tiles from now on. So much easier and less messy than glue. Plus, no warping. As for the tiles. Considering this was the first thing I did, and hardly knew anything in gimp (the first time I used a layer was on this project), I think they came out ok, could be better could definitely be worse. If I recover that hard drive with the gimp files, I would like to redo these, and add the frozen streams. Recovering that, or any of the other three hard drives I've lost in the past three years, is unlikely in the foreseeable future. Anyway... ![](https://i.postimg.cc/HcYz6kyx/IMG-0757.jpg) clearly I need more trees and rocks, and stuff with snow on it. I modded jjensen 's lava rock from his elemental shrine. It goes on the inside of a corner on the building, so it's only part of a snowy rock. It looks cool in a corner, but standalone it needs two more sides. I could make three more, two of which would mirrored, but that would make it quadrilateraly symmetrical (?). Too much symmetry, and I have no idea how to even think about tackling complex shapes like that. Anyway... ' ![](https://i.postimg.cc/hhtY1cTv/IMG-0759.jpg)
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Post by creyates on May 13, 2024 3:52:19 GMT -9
super cool! I've been thinking about tackling some paper terrain recently. I'll have to check out the label paper technique you're talking about for some similar battlefield tiles I have in mind...
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