Lork wrote: Stefan wants to avoid people starting to build an entire room out of Passages pieces and effing up the spacing for their whole dungeon as a result of that room going off-grid. To my mind, that\'s a Usability issue. What do you mean by \"effing up the spacing?\" How is that a m...

Lork: I\'m afraid I don\'t understand your terminology. How are usability and modularity not the same thing?

Lork wrote: Here\'s the reference: https://www.dwarvenforge.com/forum?func=view&catid=4&id=52410&limit=12&start=12#62464 Thanks! Stefan\'s reasoning makes perfect sense to me, and I\'m now positive about it! The passages are still a problem for me, but whatever, I should save my mon...

Shadaraman wrote: Good news, they\'ll be doing exactly what you want! That is good news! Do you have a link? AnimeSensei wrote: I want a self-contained 2x2 puddle, essentially. Me too. That would be nice--especially in a \"chasm\" sense as I described earlier, so it could be a pit (black ...

<t>I have to admit, I\'m disappointed.<br/> <br/> I really wish these pieces were just the stone part, and no water. Then you could have a colored surface underneath to represent water, lava, chasm, etc. These pieces can\'t do that. Either I paint them all like water and can only use them as water (...

<t>I like jackattack\'s 3 pieces way better than the 5-piece set from the survey. Each piece is massively more useful, and there are fewer different shapes (so there\'s fewer situations where you wish you had one piece instead of another). The more specific the pieces are, the less versatile the set...

amykins3 wrote: for the next few goals, can we cut the amounts to the next goal down a little ($75k?) and give us more pieces of molds already paid for? That\'s what I want too--more of the basic pieces: the original floor, wall, corner, and passage. Having too many specific pieces just means the s...

I can only assume that it would be too expensive to keep adding more pieces (both in terms of making new molds, and manufacturing/shipping more Dwarvenite), so they\'re using a low-cost item to tide us over to the next big thing.

I'm trying to make that layout in mapmaker, and one part is bugging me. How did you get the portcullis flush with the entrance of the round room? Did you use narrow freestanding walls?

scopio616 wrote:

I can't help but feel an urge to wash the tiles JIC. Some spots on my tiles' seem slightly more smooth or slick than other areas.

I think that's part of the sculpture. I have painted my pieces and can confirm that's not a problem.