Noted!! Currently working on another terrain video that focuses on elven terrain but I’ll add on to these rocks soon! Check out our discord for updates and BTS! 😊
@@deantareach8217 .2mm layer height with print bed at 60 degrees and nozzle at 210! I know there are a lot of other possible settings so if there’s anything else you’d like insight on specifically, let me know! I will say that I invested in the Prusa mostly for its ease of use! It’s been very much a “plug and play” experience outside of actually building it!
That was a timely video my friend. My players just started an adventure at the base of a huge mountain chain they have to climb and I was wondering if I just wanted to use my current forest themed terrain of make some new hills. The idea of using 3D printing to complement my crafting is just what I needed and what made me think I can have a bunch of hills/rocks in time if I print some and craft some like you did. Hurray for procrastination! :D
Haha the truth is that Tuesday’s are always my “crafting days” before we stream on Wednesdays so it’s always sorta last minute. It helps having terrain that can be reused for a lot of things so your efforts are always doubling over every week!
@@SebastianKussowski I must admit I started as an old school craft it yourself kind of guy and I learned that time is the most valuable resource of all. Yes, having the feeling to put something on the table that you crafted yourself is sooo much better than using 3D printed terrain, but having a *finished* table (painted and all) that you had the time to complete is also a very good feeling compared to having a bunch of started project you did not have the time to complete in time. :P
This is really cool! Could you be a little more specific about the kind of foam you used for this? I looked up "polystyrene foam" and bought some, but it just ended up being regular styrofoam and not like what you had.
They’re the canyon rocks from Printable Scenery! I think I linked them in the description but they also have the “grotto” style rock terrain that looks really nice!
This was awesome! I'd love to see other "last minute" terrain builds and ideas
Then you’re in luck!! I’m actually working on one right now that should be going up Tuesday or Thursday! 😊
ROCK AND STONE!
Yes please more videos on this!!
Noted!! Currently working on another terrain video that focuses on elven terrain but I’ll add on to these rocks soon! Check out our discord for updates and BTS! 😊
@@ConstructedChaos what we’re your print settings in prusa slicer
Just start printing on a FDM printer 🖨
@@deantareach8217 .2mm layer height with print bed at 60 degrees and nozzle at 210! I know there are a lot of other possible settings so if there’s anything else you’d like insight on specifically, let me know!
I will say that I invested in the Prusa mostly for its ease of use! It’s been very much a “plug and play” experience outside of actually building it!
That was a timely video my friend. My players just started an adventure at the base of a huge mountain chain they have to climb and I was wondering if I just wanted to use my current forest themed terrain of make some new hills. The idea of using 3D printing to complement my crafting is just what I needed and what made me think I can have a bunch of hills/rocks in time if I print some and craft some like you did.
Hurray for procrastination! :D
Haha the truth is that Tuesday’s are always my “crafting days” before we stream on Wednesdays so it’s always sorta last minute. It helps having terrain that can be reused for a lot of things so your efforts are always doubling over every week!
Fantastic production value and love the end result! The layer lines on 3d printed rocks look great too, adding to the... "Rocky-ness"
Thanks so much! Means a lot coming from the man himself!!
It’s so tempting to just 3D print everything but sometimes foam is the answer! Haha
@@ConstructedChaos Absolutely bud! Yeah I like that you showed both options, sleeping while things are printing is definitely appealing 😅
@@SebastianKussowski I must admit I started as an old school craft it yourself kind of guy and I learned that time is the most valuable resource of all. Yes, having the feeling to put something on the table that you crafted yourself is sooo much better than using 3D printed terrain, but having a *finished* table (painted and all) that you had the time to complete is also a very good feeling compared to having a bunch of started project you did not have the time to complete in time. :P
This is really cool! Could you be a little more specific about the kind of foam you used for this? I looked up "polystyrene foam" and bought some, but it just ended up being regular styrofoam and not like what you had.
Yes of course! You should probably look for XPS foam (it's usually in a pink or blue color depending on where you live!)
All those little foam bits... Rubble piles.
A fantastic idea!! Just add in a little sculptamold!
What file did you use
It was these ones from printable scenery! www.printablescenery.com/product/canyon-rocks/
What 3D-models are those? Looks great!
They’re the canyon rocks from Printable Scenery! I think I linked them in the description but they also have the “grotto” style rock terrain that looks really nice!
@@ConstructedChaos Cool.. I recognised the grotto walls and have them, I had not seen the canyon rocks.
@@IcarusDreamRPG I don’t think I used my grotto walls in this video! Those have a different (darker) paint job for the insides for caves and caverns!
Ah yes diy all i need is a budget over 200 bucks got cha 👌
LOL where'd you get that number? You don't need the hotwire tool....
I cut my arm off... Tis but a scratch
What are you gonna do? Bleed on me?
1. EASY Rock & Mountain Terrain Build for DND
2. 3D Printed
Well certainly that must've been easy for you.
Hahaha both the 3D printed ones AND the foam crafted ones were easy.