Ye Olde Inn

by **Lost_Maps** » Monday December 18th, 2023 9:15am

b_0 wrote:I think they would be better if they had no borders, so they could be joined with other maps or tiles. Are they easy to cut?

If you have Photoshop any other graphic design software - Yes it is easy

Edited by HispaZargon: due to topic similarity, all posts from thread "New Mats" have been moved to this post. Post titles have been also updated.

Hello
Since the last post, I managed to make several new mats. Both in the classic layout of rooms and with a changed one.
https://lostmapsgames.etsy.com

by **Lost_Maps** » Friday February 9th, 2024 11:10am

Edited by HispaZargon: due to topic similarity, all posts from thread "Custom mats NEW OPTIONS" have been moved to this post. Post titles have been also updated.

Hi
I am writing to let you know that I have added many selection options in my mats:
From now on you can decide:
- with or without furniture
- 1 or 1.25 inch square size (25 or 32 mm)
- normal border or small border. If you don't like the space with the Lost Maps logo, a mat with a small border is for you.

https://lostmapsgames.etsy.com

There's still a promotion going on on my Etsy page for a while:
- Buy 1 get 10%
- Buy 2 get 15%
- Buy 3 get 20%

SMALL BORDER OPTION:

NO FURNITURE OPTION:

by **Daedalus** » Wednesday February 14th, 2024 3:44pm

I like where you've included an ungridded border of terrain one square-space wide around the outer corridors--that fits cleverly for optional double-corridor use. I also think the combination of rooms and gridded, yet freeform outdoor desert terrain is working.

I feel the desert grid looks best in rooms that retain square spaces that match up rectilinearly with the grid, rather than the B+W tiled spaces that can appear offset by 45 degrees. I think this slant effect is an optical illusion supported by the angle of the bordering sand and the smaller tile pattern. Now that I recognize both the rectilinear and oblique patterns in those B+W tiles, it feels busy as the grid lines seem to pop forward more (less so in the smaller rooms)--but maybe that's just me.

Like the scale and positioning of the pyramid--cool idea!