390743 pts · May 25, 2016
Husband, Nerd and YouTuber... Search my name on YouTube to find me. Search "Carrot" to see videos of carrots and stuff.
As a Danish person, I feel those judgemental stares when you show genuine emotion a little too hard.
I've never heard of this movie. Without spoiling it, is it worth a watch?
Thank you. :)
Back then, it was difficult to get the two halves to line up properly. They would always be a half degree off from each other. That was my main pain point with them. It might be that I'm better at the design process now to fix that, but the main pro point with the dove tails is that you can interlock them to create long corridors/walkways without using clips.It's the same reason the clip system showed in this video was disqualified
I have. Also had finished prototype versions which I showed in some of my videos. I liked the twist versions, but there where a few advantages to the dovetail system that won in the end
It's modular terrain for games like DnD. This should explain better than I could in text: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlwtvYIRPEQ
That's a cool concept.I haven't seen that before. That helps with putting two tiles together, but not so much with assembling one tile. (If I am understanding it correctly
There's some examples in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlwtvYIRPEQ
They are not released yet, but everything I make can be found on my website: www.masterfuldungeons.com
I started with an ender 3 myself and I am glad that I did. It taught me so much that would have been more difficult to figure out on the more "handsome" machines
It's not zoomed in. the captioning software just can't seem to get the captions to stay inside the screen. It's asinine, but apparently fixing mistakes like that makes your content seem more corporate and less authentic, so as a creator you are taught to not bother with it.
I use Bambu. I've got 3 P1S and 2 A1 minis.The P1S's each have 2000-3000 hours with 95% original parts and no issues at all
Anybody's got a source? I might actually try this.
Just call it KidCatharsis and you're good
#10 My wife just started streaming. I'm gonna give her this game to play, next time
I like this post
You rang?
I do the same with professional game of catch
As a colorblind person, this just looks like a map of the world to me. Can't see a difference at all
Any plans of coming to Aalborg? Would love to meet Sigi
I am the guy, yes
It has been corrected now.Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I must have uploaded a temporary image rather than the final one.
You know what. That is a mistake. Let me get right on that
The files are free. The physical tiles cones in various different sized packages. https://masterfuldungeons.com/masterful-dungeon-tiles/
That's precisely the reason why I'm releasing the files for free. :)
I see... I already have some of that planned, and built. My pillars can connect to the floor tiles so you can make raised walk ways and even entire levels on top of each other. I should be able to make something that could connect to make a whole building
Or just subscribe to get them from me directly 😁No, but seriously, a 3d printer is a gold mine for any DM. My whole journey started with me just printing and making stuff for my players
That makes sense. If I had a resin printer, or access to one, Id make a resin version for sure
I am :)
I pay 180DKK per kg, which is about $28. So 17g, would cost about $0,48, if my math isn't completely off
As a Danish person, I feel those judgemental stares when you show genuine emotion a little too hard.
I've never heard of this movie. Without spoiling it, is it worth a watch?
Thank you. :)
Back then, it was difficult to get the two halves to line up properly. They would always be a half degree off from each other. That was my main pain point with them. It might be that I'm better at the design process now to fix that, but the main pro point with the dove tails is that you can interlock them to create long corridors/walkways without using clips.
It's the same reason the clip system showed in this video was disqualified
I have. Also had finished prototype versions which I showed in some of my videos. I liked the twist versions, but there where a few advantages to the dovetail system that won in the end
It's modular terrain for games like DnD. This should explain better than I could in text: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlwtvYIRPEQ
That's a cool concept.
I haven't seen that before. That helps with putting two tiles together, but not so much with assembling one tile. (If I am understanding it correctly
There's some examples in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlwtvYIRPEQ
They are not released yet, but everything I make can be found on my website: www.masterfuldungeons.com
I started with an ender 3 myself and I am glad that I did. It taught me so much that would have been more difficult to figure out on the more "handsome" machines
It's not zoomed in. the captioning software just can't seem to get the captions to stay inside the screen. It's asinine, but apparently fixing mistakes like that makes your content seem more corporate and less authentic, so as a creator you are taught to not bother with it.
I use Bambu. I've got 3 P1S and 2 A1 minis.
The P1S's each have 2000-3000 hours with 95% original parts and no issues at all
Anybody's got a source?
I might actually try this.
Just call it KidCatharsis and you're good
#10 My wife just started streaming. I'm gonna give her this game to play, next time
I like this post
You rang?
I do the same with professional game of catch
As a colorblind person, this just looks like a map of the world to me. Can't see a difference at all
Any plans of coming to Aalborg? Would love to meet Sigi
I am the guy, yes
It has been corrected now.
Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I must have uploaded a temporary image rather than the final one.
You know what. That is a mistake. Let me get right on that
The files are free. The physical tiles cones in various different sized packages. https://masterfuldungeons.com/masterful-dungeon-tiles/
That's precisely the reason why I'm releasing the files for free. :)
I see... I already have some of that planned, and built. My pillars can connect to the floor tiles so you can make raised walk ways and even entire levels on top of each other. I should be able to make something that could connect to make a whole building
Or just subscribe to get them from me directly 😁
No, but seriously, a 3d printer is a gold mine for any DM. My whole journey started with me just printing and making stuff for my players
That makes sense. If I had a resin printer, or access to one, Id make a resin version for sure
I am :)
I pay 180DKK per kg, which is about $28. So 17g, would cost about $0,48, if my math isn't completely off