Only 3 Sets

This one could be a good encounter map.

HQFrance,

I set up the maps so that each 2x2 tile = 1 HQ square. Still spacing issues?

<t>BioWizard, Why do you insist upon placing the filler pieces behind the passages when it's not used space?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> But, if you wanted to, you could put the filler piece behind a passage piece and use it for a room piece.<br/> <br/> The same thing for the curved or diagonal walls alr...

New "1 bit per mold"

badaxegames wrote:

I am betting that Dwarvenite will cut very cleanly with a sharp exacto.



Probably. I really would like to not DESTROY my pieces to manipulate them to my needs, especially when I think that' we're on the verge of a solution...

jackattack wrote: Seven more molds, by my count, if you make a u-turn with the passage and form a loop. As for gaps, with squared-off walls you only get the gap at corners and intersections; with diagonal-edged walls, you get it at every spot in a passage. And you need extra fiddly bits to go behin...

jackattack, I get it now. Thanks. I see an issue with figure size, but other than that, I agree. It keeps within the 2x2.

I guess I don't see why if people can deal with the corner issue there, that they couldn't deal with the "gap" in my solution.

biowizard wrote: Sorry, no. Stefan's solution and mine do not call for designing smaller floor tiles. If you need a floor on the other side of a complete 2 tiles passage, you just do not use passage pieces in the first place and use normal pieces to start with... My solution doesn't require those t...

BioWizard, please reduce "Numberer of Expensive molds" on my set to 3 unless you are going to count the molds it would take to keep your tiles from breaking the 2x2 rule.

<t>Minotaur, I think your version has merrit, but if I'm understanding you correctly, it not only breaks the 2x2, but it's be incompatable with the snap-to-grid in the dungeon designer program which would be inconvenient.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> All 3 examples above meet the snap-to-grid convenience....