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How to Make Game Boards
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2019
- This is another installment in the prototyping series from James Ernest. This video describes several ways to make prototype game boards. Everything from the basic "print it on paper" to techniques for making folding boards, wrapped edges, and waterproof surfaces.
James Ernest publishes tabletop games, design articles, and short fiction at Crab Fragment Labs: www.crabfragme...
Most of the games featured in this video are available for free at cheapass.com/free-games/
I’ve been making board games for years but still haven’t ever thought of some of the techniques in this video. Great advice, I’ll start using some of these methods on my upcoming games :)
This is so cool exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for sharing
Absolutely fantastic video here. Thanks for that!!
this is so satisfying to watch. I have some print and plays I'm planning for some upcoming leisure projects, and Im designing a physical board game from scratch for a friend of mine as their birthday gift (not designing the game mechanically, just the visual components), so this video will definitely be one im returning to!
This is THE MOST useful video I’ve seen as someone who is just getting into tabletops as a hobby
Dude, I love these videos. Thank you for making them!
beyond fantastic content - thanks a lot...
Thank you very much, sir. It helped me on a school job, it was exactly what I was looking for.
Wonderful video's! I've cut the (leatherish) covers from old encyclopedias that were tossed to use for (foldable) game boards and taped them together with linnen tape.
Thanks for posting this! Contact paper is also my current solution for homebrew dry erase surfaces-which seems like a useful thing.
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This is extremely helpful. Thank you : )
Great Video! Just what we need here to test some ideas. Thank you!
Cool. I may have to use a few of these techniques to reinforce some of our older Cheapass Games. Our Deadwood boards are getting a little frayed at the edges.
great production and very interesting content. thanks for sharing!
Very cool, thank you! Have you ever considered reusing cardstock from mass market games found in good will stores for some of these prototypes?
Absolutely brilliant tutorial
Thank You James, I really appreciate this, great video, very helpful!
EXACTLY what I was looking for!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you! Awesome video!!
Thank you!
What are all the materials we need
Trying to figure out how to make and upload the goard into tabletop simulator.
also question: do you use those detail scissors because you find that they have an advantage with working these projects? or are they simply the kind of scissors you have on hand?
I'm pretty sure that was just the closest pair of scissors. :)
Your Awesome thank you for sharing.
Do you have any tips for making packaging for games like bags for card packs or a box for board game?
This is awesome, what printer do you recommend for this?
thank's
You are amazing
What about not sliding, folding, and using height to nudge game pieces into intended spaces.
on the 4 fold board, my first 2 boards wont fold without peeling of the contact paper. Can you tell me what im doing wrong?
Seems like two possibilites. If you are folding the wrong way, the seam will never work (the paper is the hinge, so it should be on the inside of the fold). If you're folding the right way, and the contact sheet is coming unstuck, consider (a) giving the adhesive more time to cure and (b) pressing the fold to create a better crease in the material. Good luck!
What kind of paper do we have to use if we want to make a really hard game board like the retail boards?
That super-thick cardboard can be hard to find in small quantities. I'd check an art supply store for matte board (which is similar) or just recycle a board game from the thrift store.
Make speical Game board is Fantestic,We use machine to finish them fast.
What are the materials required
Question? Is it legal to create am add on/ mod for an existing commercial board game. Not using any of their art or logos... just referencing some of the locations / names and properties in the game. No logo or artwork use at all.
Just curious before I develop... if it is a 50/50 perhaps I will use an S-Corp to protect personal liability
Hi, Chris. This is really not the place for publishing advice, legal or otherwise. Best of luck!
@@CheapassJames My mistake.
No laminating? A4 l-machines are cheap as dirt nowadays.
someone could comment the reverse on a video with a lamination machine. thats the thing about choices, theres always another one...
@@kukachoo42 You're ever so correct, however in this instance a bit of lamination...
Can i know the material of paper or card that you used ? Please...
cardstock and chipboard
How to make a game board: *make a game board*
What Guillotine have you been using :)
Great tips! But James... you need a bigger pair of scissors.
HUGE guillotine.....tiny scissors...yep....
great tips and techniques
Sir i have a new board game idea, would you mind listening to me😅
This is assuming one has all the equipment and tools needed to do it this way...these items all cost money.
thats true of literaly any craft video, woodworking, sewing etc.
He didn't say you can do it without the equipment lol
Please use Metric Units. Thanks.
Did he rlly say game boards…