D&D Terrain Tiles -- 3
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Hello! I have 4 STL files that I need help adding grout tile lines to! I am working on some D&D terrain 3D prints, and some of my prints do not have tile lines, and therefore are not consistant with my other terrain. Below in the "example.heic" image, you will see 2x2 (2in) tiles surrounding a 4x4 (4in) tile. I would like to add tile lines to 4 STL files. All 4x4 STL files are exact same in every way except they have a different terrain on top of them Forest, Jungle, Swamp, and Savanna. So if you can create a grid for one, and the other 3 would have exact same grid.
Quick Details:
- I have a reference STL file that has the exact grid that I want on the 4x4 tiles. you can see a preview in the 2x2 top and side reference images.
- 2x2 reference tile will show the shape and depth of the grout lines that run through the tile. you'll notice in the reference that there is also a grout line that runs the edge of the model as well. My guess is that it is 1/2 the size of the interior lines, so when places next to other tiles it creates the same size line as the interior lines.
- A 2x2 creates 4 (1inch) squares on a single plate, so the 4x4 would have a total of 16 equal 1inch squares.
- 4x4 line would need 3 vertical lines, 3 horizontal lines, and then an outer line that is 1/2 of the grout line on the edge of the model.
Quick Details:
- I have a reference STL file that has the exact grid that I want on the 4x4 tiles. you can see a preview in the 2x2 top and side reference images.
- 2x2 reference tile will show the shape and depth of the grout lines that run through the tile. you'll notice in the reference that there is also a grout line that runs the edge of the model as well. My guess is that it is 1/2 the size of the interior lines, so when places next to other tiles it creates the same size line as the interior lines.
- A 2x2 creates 4 (1inch) squares on a single plate, so the 4x4 would have a total of 16 equal 1inch squares.
- 4x4 line would need 3 vertical lines, 3 horizontal lines, and then an outer line that is 1/2 of the grout line on the edge of the model.