Print comparison
🕑 Added 2019-02-08 23:21:11 +0000 UTCShould be last post on this today. Just finished printing one, and I happened to have a primed but unpainted copy of the old tudor floors for reasons. This photo does a good job of illustrating what I think the advantages are on the new approach.
As a side note, I also discovered to my chagrin that the new floor is a fair bit taller than the old one. Easy to fix, but that's what beta is for.
Feedback on this is welcome, please if you see something that you think can be better, let me know.
Comments
Jim Bragg
I was just adjusting the texture portions dimension on the Z axis then putting it on the base I want to use in S3D. LOL, the only thing I use S3D for now, combining tiles with bases and creating the final tile for print.
Nathan Burns
With your old Tudor files I had been cutting 2mm off the bottom to match the height of the dungeon stone better. Still printed strong enough. Will have to try and do a test print in my wood filament sometime soon.
UGHETTI Francois
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UGHETTI Francois
Arg mistake...
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Crafted by Dave
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Masterwork Tools
The print head has to go up and down SO much when printing the old one that if your printer isn't really dialed in, it does that. Also, your filament may be higher quality than what I printed that with.
Niels Weber
Seeing both versions in print, the new one is obviously better.
Cathy and Terry Nance
If it is not too much trouble, some variation in the width of the planks would make them look more rustic/hand made. After seeing this picture, I now do like the new design better.
Crafted by Dave
But, I now think that the 2.0 version is way more stylized and fits the scale better
Crafted by Dave
Why does the original Tudor floor look like that? with all of the whisps and things? Here is how mine turn out: <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v25r7AN64kesINMlIdWyRvIKgJ6rRps-/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v25r7AN64kesINMlIdWyRvIKgJ6rRps-/view?usp=sharing</a>
Vicente Cartas
Looks so much better, great job!
Masterwork Tools
just lighting
Masterwork Tools
oh oh, the brown one is the old version.
Anthony VanRaalte
I like the wider gap in between squares. That was always difficult to get primer down in there. This will certainly help with that! Nice move there! My old ones thankfully never came out as stringy, but the new ones are MUCH cleaner! Keep on rock'n in the tile world!
Gabriel Harris
Liking the brown one but without a dry brush and wash can't be sure.
Stella-Terra Clemens
I'm excited. I haven't printed up any of the Tudor yet, just because it seemed like a lot of work to put together a whole new set of generic tiles, but with the new textures, I think I might give this a go once you have the full set ready! Time for my players to have a pub brawl!
Josh McKee
Is it just the angle/lighting or are the plank gaps a little more narrow on the lower right hand side?
Josh McKee
That came out beautiful. I'm working on a wood texture myself right now, nowhere near as nice. I may have to take some inspiration from this :)