Crafting a NEW Durable/Slim set of Dungeon Tiles - Hall of Craft (EP 37)

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

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  • @karimtharwat6662
    @karimtharwat6662 2 года назад +1

    I came across the ruin wall video and now I am looking at this, I’m waiting for the inevitable day when channel your will blow up, thank you for the great content.

  • @paulaneary7877
    @paulaneary7877 2 года назад +2

    Actually, I found the first segment with the examples on the computer EXTREMELY helpful. It really helped me visualize WHERE the project is going, and what we are actually trying to accomplish overall, so thanks for including that. TBH it also got me interested in learning that program.

  • @powersave2
    @powersave2 3 года назад +6

    Excellent video! It was a lot of fun to watch. Personally, I always love it when crafters go into the description and thought process of their design. I feel like it gives me a better understanding to incorporate some of your ideas into my own. But also makes the video feel more thought out/purposeful.

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  3 года назад

      Thank you so much! I feel like i add too much sometimes, 30min is a long video lol

  • @JCetto.2612
    @JCetto.2612 3 года назад +2

    He's back! He's back! And he's also a graphic designer!
    The Illustrator section IS a must, with that you can plan your layout with ease... I like it!
    I love this channel even more now!

  • @theredbeardbard
    @theredbeardbard 2 года назад +1

    I think your build is great. Lots of good ideas pulled together into one project. I also really like your wall props. Gonna have to look and see if you made a video on how to make those!

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  2 года назад +1

      Thank you! I did, the video is called foamcore ruins I believe

  • @fenixrebornmusic818
    @fenixrebornmusic818 Месяц назад

    Great job and thank you for the inspiration! I will be using these techniques you shared! love your work my man keep it up!

  • @allfour1
    @allfour1 2 года назад

    Absolutely incredible work. Thank you for inspiring me to have a go at some of these techniques.

  • @elrincondealbert5656
    @elrincondealbert5656 3 года назад

    What a good tutorial friend, you had very good ideas, thank you very much, greetings

  • @michaellegg1631
    @michaellegg1631 2 года назад

    Excellent. Great job and they look awesome, but way over the top for my level of crafting

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  2 года назад

      Thanks! but I think you can do it! just take it one step at a time, I'm nobody special, if I can figure it out so can you!

  • @legodude6912
    @legodude6912 2 года назад

    These tutorials are amazing you deserve way more subs

  • @efraimmunhoz1140
    @efraimmunhoz1140 2 года назад

    Dude...it is awesome!

  • @VikingFyre
    @VikingFyre 3 года назад +9

    Ultimate take away: MAKE A MAGNET STICK! OMG I've spent HOURS writing on magnets with sharpies to determine polarity and even then I sometimes screw them up lol.

  • @angelahall6461
    @angelahall6461 3 года назад

    Which I have….wonderful. Nice job on the tiles!

  • @abbeyhall4740
    @abbeyhall4740 3 года назад

    Great video as always! Love the green/blue and purple undercoats on the different tiles. It gives them a ton of depth and makes them feel more fantasy-like in a subtle way!

  • @icemann1037
    @icemann1037 3 года назад

    Happy to see you return! And don`t worry about posting videos, you should follow your own rhythm and what is good for your mind :- ) Great build! Cheers

  • @vintagezebra5527
    @vintagezebra5527 3 года назад

    Great video! I have some 1/2 inch foam tiles too. They are useful, but one strong sneeze or someone bumping them the wrong way when moving a mini and there goes your layout! Have been considering building some more robust pieces and you shared some great ideas. Thank you!

  • @paulaneary7877
    @paulaneary7877 2 года назад

    The tiles turned out just gorgeous by the way. I am going to search your channel to see if you have a video on how to make the walls of the scene at the end. I want to make something like this but I am a bit intimidated as it will be my first try!

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  2 года назад

      I do! It's called foam core ruins, it's super easy to follow.

  • @Tomcollective
    @Tomcollective 3 года назад

    I've been working towards a tile set that ultimately would have turned into something very similar. I'm not much of a magnet person, so I might put dabs of hot glue on the bottom corners to prevent sliding. Thanks for sharing!

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  3 года назад +1

      That would be.a huge time saver!

    • @Tomcollective
      @Tomcollective 3 года назад

      @@HallofCraftVids How many total pieces of each size did you end up making?

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  3 года назад +1

      For each set I made 6 6x6s, 10 4x2s, 15 2x2s and 10 1x4s.

  • @correlian1155
    @correlian1155 3 года назад

    I've built a wyloch style tileset but these....so sleek, even if my mind would break doing so many steps. But then it does look really worth it. I think i'll try some oil wash on my latest set. Thank yo

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  3 года назад

      I would be a liar if I said building as many tiles as I did wasn't tedious, but I just kept saying "I'll appreciate having them when it's over" and now that it's behind me I'm glad I did it. But hell it was a project lol.

  • @dirtywhitellama
    @dirtywhitellama 2 года назад

    The weird glue issue could be an interaction of mineral spirits with one of your glues or other materials. It's a pretty strong solvent, wouldn't be surprised if it could straight up melt your foam, much less one or more of the glues.

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  2 года назад +1

      Interesting... I hadn't thought about it like that. I haven't noticed it melting any foam, but now I want to run some tests to find out 😅

    • @dirtywhitellama
      @dirtywhitellama 2 года назад

      @@HallofCraftVids could be an interesting video.... ;D

  • @kylewilloughby1983
    @kylewilloughby1983 3 года назад

    RUclips ALGORITHM GODS! I INVOKE THY NAME IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ANCIENT PACT!
    Great crafting vids. Looking forward to trying out these tiles. Any chance for a scatter terrain video?

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Kyle! Definitely some scatter terrain coming in the future, stay tuned

  • @angelahall6461
    @angelahall6461 3 года назад +1

    We want a blooper reel!

  • @galan8115
    @galan8115 2 года назад

    Good evening @Hall of Craft, have you trying to use eva-foam (the thin ones) in order tom ake the tiles? You can also texture them and maybe its quite more effective than using plates (wich borders are unusable). Thank you for your content and have a good day.

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  2 года назад +1

      I have a roll of Eva foam, I usually use it for things that need to be flexible or extra durable. The plates were mostly an experiment, certainly not the most efficient material. But really accessible.

  • @coleenknickelbein8063
    @coleenknickelbein8063 3 года назад

    Congrats on the house!! Great build, man! And so happy to see you back. Just wanted to give a shout out to Fire Dragon Games sells the magnet "pens". He has each end color coated. Found him a couple years ago. Cant wait to see your new space!! Very exciting! Cheers!

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Coleen! Maybe I'll make a tour video or something 😅

  • @marioart7486
    @marioart7486 Год назад

    Ciao. Se posso darti un piccolissimo consiglio, puoi adoperare per le estremità una carta più leggera di 80 gr. Potresti adoperare la Pelure che di gr. ne contiene la metà (40 gr.). Probabilmente i magneti conserverebbero più forza. Detto questo piccolissimo consiglio da vecchio tipografo, mi complimento per il tuo canale e per quello che ingegnosamente realizzi e ci metti a disposizione. Congratulazioni e grazie. Ciao👏👋

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the tip, if I make some more of these ill give lighter paper a try. Happy to have a typographer in the audience!

  • @theknightsofgimmly9457
    @theknightsofgimmly9457 2 года назад

    very interesting, the planning phase to, sadly i am not Technically gifted, so i would have a hard time using any program to plan the tiles :P

  • @wagnersimoes9904
    @wagnersimoes9904 3 года назад

    I was thinking if you save sone magnetics using some metal (neils, screws ou paper clips) insted of negative magnetcs.
    (If you say something about it in this video, sorry... English is not my first language and I have a lot of trouble in listening)

  • @sonicexpert986
    @sonicexpert986 2 года назад

    Late to the party here, but what size magnets did you use?!

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  Год назад

      Honestly not sure, i have a bunch of magnets sizes in ym drawer, and i kind of just reach in there and use what fits. If i had to guess ide say they were 3mm.

  • @ryan072581
    @ryan072581 2 года назад

    why didnt you just superglue the magnets on the ends of the stick? takes 2 seconds, lol...

    • @HallofCraftVids
      @HallofCraftVids  2 года назад

      Super glue on metal is a pretty brittle connection, it may take 2 seconds but it won't last very long under the pressure of repeated use. The milliput will last essentially forever.
      I also didn't come up with the idea for the stick, I was following Trent's lead, and he used milliput, he's also much smarter than I am, so I didn't question it 😅

  • @garageofdiorama
    @garageofdiorama 3 года назад

    Полчаса своей жизни в пустую. Ты 30 минут делал какие-то квадратики, больше трепался, чем делал. Ну, такое себе. Отписался