Roleplaying
So, we’ve made a road floor tile, and added a little something to it, but if we want something more? Some forest beside the road? A little rougher terrain? You’ve come to the right place.
I’ve been busy working on a new kit, the castle kit, and I needed a ladder, so I quickly made a new one in Cheetah3D, and this is a quick how to.
So, we did a nice road floor tile yesterday, but did you think we would end just there? We have an OmniGraffle file, and OmniGraffle handles layers, so it is time to create some variations of our tile.
So, we’re back to making cool stuff to enhance the gaming experience, and one thing you cannot have too many of are floor tiles. I cannot call them Dungeon Tiles, or I will get WotC legal all over me.
Hello again,
I need some new map props, so I’ve decided to make an anvil today. Starting Cheetah3D as usual.
So, I’ve got a secret to share, I’ve upgraded to Cheetah3D 5.0. And have been playing with it a little. It got some nice stuff, like nice metal textures built in, a new Bend modification and a bunch of other stuff. So, today we’re making a sword.
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My Village Kit is now available on ninegods.
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So, I need yet another fireplace, can’t have them look the same every time. You know, there were no Bauhaus or Walmart in the age of fantasy, so every mason built his own style. Let’s fire up Cheetah3D now.
OK, we have a house to build in OmniGraffle, one of many, and a lot of stuff to put into it.
So, today we will put in some doors and windows, then create something for the pig to eat from, as you always have pigs running loose in fantasy villages.
So, we make another break in the Marda-Zam series to create a house using OmniGraffle.
We’ve used it before and I have shown some of the tricks I use, but now we’re gonna do some nifty things with it.