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Release Schedule 2022-2023 (Patreon)

Published:
2022-10-07 18:26:21
Imported:
2026-06

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Hi Folks here's a pinned post for the planned release schedule from our last poll:

October 22 - Lake Town Expansion 1

November 22 - Wood Elf Expansion 1

December 22 - Artist Choice

January 23 - Necropolis

February 23 - Ancient middle-eastern terrain

March 23 - Dark Elven Realms

April 23 - Ratmen Tunnels/Warrens Dungeon Tiles

May 23 - Modern Post Apoc


Comments

Anonymous
>>98287608

Try the new PrusaSlicer 2.6 alpha release. You can cut models directly in the slicer with very minimal effort, and they even give you easy options for adding locating pins. It's been great so far

Ron
>>98287608

This is the last thing a merchant wants. I'll take one 72 (or more) hour print over 6 shorter ones every single time. I DO NOT want my customers to have to deal with gluing and the seams that come with it. Neil gave you one really good option. Here's another. Buy a bigger printer that can print faster than 50mm/s. There is quickly becoming no reason to print that slow (hello Bambu). :) I even run my Kywoos at 120 with no issues (and the bonus is they have a 300x300 bed). And another... Wifi. You can then monitor it from anywhere and turn the printer off if necessary. Oh....I've NEVER had a print come off at 80% or anywhere near it. Sounds like you need to dial in your printer a whole lot better than it is.

Anonymous

Hiya, I'm loving the terrain you've been making! Could I ask though, for the laketown stuff, the houses seem to be at the smallest one floor at a time. So you've got like a 8x5 inch floor with three rooms about 2-3 inches tall, and this makes it so that it'll take roughly 55hours of constant printing to make on a bog standard 50mm/s printer. This can be impractical for people who go for work and don't want to leave the printer on all day, and makes them more vulnerable to anything going wrong with the print- we've all had a piece detach from the build plate at 80ish percent! Some printers won't have the bed size to even fit them on! Given that the floors appear to be made of three rooms most often, would it be possible to have smaller files which can be glued together later for easier printing please?

Anonymous

very excited for the Ancient Middle-Eastern Terrain