2.5D Dungeon Tips #3

In this video I'll show you how to repurpose the barrel & sack textures from the previous episode.
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Note that all of the textures that I've created so far can be found here:
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[@monsterhobbiesageofsigmar]

I figured out your playlist. Well...time to sit back, relax and enjoy!

[@Fnordathoth]

Glue a a similar top and bottom to the shelves, add a wood texture wrapped piece of thin cardboard or piece of chipboard to the back of it in the appropriate size and bam, you've got yourself a finished bookshelf. Love these videos! Really great textures!

[@WCurranMPharm]

Really like this series. I’m making a bunch of the beds for the Cragmore Castle in Lost Mine of Phandelver. I just had the slats flat on the floor with the blanket over it as it’s just goblins and I wanted to make several quickly

[@CrookedStaffTerrain]

Nice!
(note that if you ever want some different coloured bedding, I have a dedicated beds episode later on in the series)

[@loganwalsh1729]

Thanks to you I’ve started my own dnd campaign with family and friends, love your work

[@CrookedStaffTerrain]

Glad to hear it :) ...and good luck with the campaign!

[@beleraphon07]

I love your work. You make terrain look really easy.

[@CrookedStaffTerrain]

Thanks, and yeah ...the aim is for quick, cheap, and easy terrain (for those like myself who are on a tight budget, or for folks who have limited time etc.). Plus we can then spend more money on mini's and books and stuff :) :) :)

[@vurrunna]

It's great seeing such an easy method to create a wide variety of wood-textured objects (popsicle sticks are so tedious to cut and prepare). Lovely work, as always.

[@asgardgamesuk4599]

Once again very cool. Couple of potion bottles and an old skull and looking forward to having a go at building this up.

[@CrookedStaffTerrain]

Cheers!

[@jesternario]

For the beds, take a bit of card stock/thin cardboard and wrap and glue a paper towel to it, doubling over in one side to give a “blanket” look. That gives you a cheap easy mattress to put in the bed you just made. You can also just let the sides of the paper towel hang over the sides to better simulate a mattress:

[@CrookedStaffTerrain]

I do have plans to make a nicer bed texture in the future (the one in this video is just a crude cot you might find orcs or peasants using) ...though, as usual, it's finding the time to put all of these ideas into action :) (though I'm sure I'll get there eventually).

[@delb0y1967]

So simple and so cool, I am very happy to have found your awesome channel. Thank you for these great tips :) Cheers, Del

[@richbuilds_com]

Loving the look of these. And dead easy to make too. Possibly my favourite takes on the 2.5D system. Please keep posting! :-)

[@CrookedStaffTerrain]

I've got a lot more ideas ...so I definitely plan on posting more :) (it's just finding the time to do them).

[@StevesSmallWorld]

Really enjoying this series thanks for sharing

[@CrookedStaffTerrain]

No probs. Glad you're enjoying them!

[@chriskaschafsky5846]

Hay this is nifty. You might want to do this for full tiles next just drop on tiles