OpenLOCK Dungeon Stone Primary Walls
OpenLOCK Dungeon Stone Primary Walls
3D
Published 2018-04-20T10:36:09+00:00
We continue with the updates of the oldest OpenForge series: Dungeon Stone. Dungeon Stone finally gets the OpenLOCK treatment, with the release of Primary Walls/Primary Floors/Low Primary Walls. This set has fully adopted all the changes in OpenLOCK up to version 7.5, including for the first time OpenLOCK's new supports in the clip bay.
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You are going to first want to decide if you are going to glue pieces or not. If you don't want to glue anything, select the files named dungeon_stone_wall.inch..low.triplex.. If you want magnets, then select dungeon_stone_wall.inch..low.openforge.. It is not critical that every wall be the same.
If you are using the openforge varients, you will also need to print a base: dungeon_stone_base.inch..openlock.magnetic.
Second you will want to decide if you want sidelocking. Odds are you do. For that, select files with .side. in the name.
Finally you will want to choose if you want pegs. Pegs are used for indexing a second floor. If you never plan on building multi floor layouts, skip them. Even if you do, you may not want them on all tiles, as they can interfere with the aesthetics a little. We print them on about half of our A walls, which gives enough to index an upper layer if you want.
| Date published | 20/04/2018 |