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<\/a><\/p>\nBasically you will need three basic tiles, A<\/strong> (Common room with entrance), B<\/strong> (More common room) and C<\/strong> <\/strong>(kitchen, and stairs up\/down).<\/p>\n The, we need an extra 1 square wide wall tile to set walls between the sections, if we want that. Some taverns might just have the kitchen in the common room.<\/p>\n What we then need is about 4-5 of each A, B and C, and the special wall sections, and we can build many different tavern layout.<\/p>\n So, I will start to build this, but laying out A first, just the basic framework and flooring, then B & C and the walls. When this is dome, we can fill make variations of each with different furnitures and decorations, that will still tile so you can mix and match the tavern of your choice, so let’s go.<\/p>\n We launch OmniGraffle<\/a>, and start to work on what will be section A and C.<\/p>\n First, we create a rectangle, 3×6 inches.<\/p>\n Then, we create a wooden floor texture using FilterForge<\/a>, and one of my old filters patched floor.<\/p>\n We set that texture as image of the rectangle, and set it to tile, and the scale to 20%<\/p>\n Now, we create across, with white fill at 80% opacity, and place one on each intersection of gridlines on the map. We will use them instead of lines today.<\/p>\n Now, we look for a good stone wall texture at CGTexture<\/a>, and I found this one.<\/p>\n We create wall using the polygon tool, and set the image of the walls to this one, setting tiling and 20% size.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n