Like GIANT LEGO for D&D! | Dungeon-Blocks Terrain

[@EmptyBrainWasTaken]

Dear lord they made gridfinity of dnd terrain

[@Painted4Combat]

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[@nathanl8622]

I'm an absolute sucker for stuff like this. I don't even need a campaign map, I'd be happy with a big ol pile of tiles seeing what terrain I can make.

[@Ryoku1]

I appreciate that you said we should treat the video as an advertisement and didn't act as if Elegoo was doing you a favor

[@RocktCityTim]

I hooked up with the Dungeon Blocks during the initial launch and have picked up every set since then. My favorites are Toxic Sewer and Infinate Spaceship.

[@Ex3quias]

You keep doing FDM, I keep doing the likes. I'm glad there's still channels that keep FDM relevant and alive rather than jump into the resin pool.

[@TheHelium999]

jumping into a pool of resin does sound really off-putting :D

[@BloodyJMF]

Sometimes the algorithm just works. Sub is in, awesome channel!

[@mrsolotabletop]

It is good to see this product getting some coverage on KZbin. I have been looking to see some builds with it.

[@jamesgrant9560]

Great system thanks for the walk through!

[@PapiGrande25]

Love the videos!

[@gilliessim5379]

Always a pleasure seeing your videos. Have ended up getting an A1 mini and 0.2 nozzle after watching a number of your videos, can't wait to get it set up and working now! Thanks for the effort you put in to making all of these. It is very much appreciated mate.

[@Painted4Combat]

Amazing! Hope you enjoy the printer 🙌

[@fredsmith1970]

I love this concept for game maps - having terrain at the individual tile level gives so much flexibility.

[@CodyPoll]

And you can print out larger pieces too. So many options with this!

[@GreySectoid]

The grid is really neat idea, solves the problem with other blocks which explode into tiny pieces when you try moving them.

[@DM-H_og]

Thanks for showing this. Nice job on the printing and painting.

[@vineheart01]

interesting....this has to be the absolute first dnd board making project ive seen that didnt look like a total nightmare to store, organize, and assemble. Im tempted.

[@LynnMoore-x3l]

Not gonna lie, would like to see you do the Cragmaw Hideout from Lost Mine of Phandelver... These look SO COOL!!!

[@Ryunar_3D]

This idea is really cool. I could totally see this kind of terrain not only for D&D campaigns but for smaller scale systems like Kill Team, OPR's Firefight or Quest. It should be easier to store those blocks and build many different settings compared to "traditional" terrain, so if space is a concern, this might be something to look out for. One could also go and only use this modular system for a terrain piece on a game mat, like modular ruins. Thanks for this video, keep up your amazing work!

[@augustopaixao8911]

REally like your videos. Great work.

[@janthummler3548]

wow this is some sweet tech!

[@jmc1741]

6:16 love the channel and look forward to seeing more videos, especially tips and tricks for printing, settings etc

[@slimienov]

Omg, what an amazing idea!!! :DDD

[@janpetroc]

Having just got an FDM printer for Xmas, I'm definitely looking to try this out for my games.

[@gnollnonsense]

Very cool system

[@Eco_Hiko]

I'd love to recreate some Under dark terrain. Not even for a map just for a shelf display/character display

[@Painted4Combat]

Ooh Yeah, they have a cool Cavern set that has some crystals and mushrooms that could easily be painted up in an underdark theme 👀

[@serhizwoorti1]

This is amazing, I may steal your idea :P

[@Russellmeine]

I want to see a 6x4 foot wargaming board of dungeon blocks. No one’s done it but it would be epic.

[@Painted4Combat]

Believe me I would love too, but a table or grid that big would take up my whole living room 🤣 *maybe one day though

[@Russellmeine]

How much in filament would you imagine a 6x4’ board of dungeon blocks would cost?

[@HorizonVertigo]

@@Russellmeine Each block is 1" x 1" and takes about 30 minutes to print on a P1S. I've been printing 25 blocks at a time and it it's around 300g +-50g a plate. So my guess would be somewhere around 45 kilos of filament once you have all the grids and risers printed as well. $20/kg CAD delivered so, $900ish?

[@Russellmeine]

@@HorizonVertigo awesome. Thanks for the numbers

[@Mungocomics]

I was running a SW5e campaign with friends via Roll20, but got into painting minis and now have a 3d printer of my own (Bambu A1). I'd love to see what the Sci Fi set can do and if you have any tips for someone who hasn't printed or painted a lot of terrain pieces before.

[@brish7086]

I've been looking at Dungeon Blocks for a while, and thanks to you I just did the jump and bought it! Did you use your tiles at 91.4% with the original sized grid? I haven't printed any grids yet and wanted to make sure that if I do print at 91.4%, it'll fit correctly into the grids!

[@Painted4Combat]

I would say print a sample at normal scale and a set at 91.4 if you want to try it. But if you scale any of it down, you have to scale everything down, including the grid! And it might be worth checking the hallway peices that have walls on both sides, as those are the only ones im not sure will work at 91.4% with a 25mm base :))

[@KristoferFelton]

Would you mind sharing the Jig Files for painting?

[@Painted4Combat]

I would love too, but this not my system, and since it is not open-source I can't be distributing files that are strictly designed to work with it.

[@KristoferFelton]

@Painted4Combat no problem at all. Love your channel and videos.

[@richieanderson6605]

It's like Gridfinity for tabletop gaming.

[@Painted4Combat]

It totally is!

[@CodyPoll]

And exactly what I’ve been looking for

[@ultimatedude80]

here to say hi for the algorithm

[@tigerpawdesigns]

You need to be careful... Dungeon Blox do not like anyone re-creating their grid (even if it is for painting). I made a much better grid and they found out about it... despite me saying to them that they can use my idea and I would give them the files, they threatened me with patents and breach of copyright notices. I searched for their so-called patent and it doesn't exist, despite them saying it does and gave me the patent offices name - I checked with them and there is no patent. I think it was just them using scare tactics. I have not bought any more series of Dungeon Blox since and created my own sci-fi blocks and grid system over a year before they even had the idea.

[@Painted4Combat]

Good to know! Were you distributing the files or had you simply created them for personal use?

[@fusedpit9009]

baller

[@DarrylAdams]

I bought a similar system from Eskice Miniatures over at MMF. Does this system conform with Gridfinity standards?

[@ShonuffCor]

hi!

[@magebear7]

i love the concept of this but dear GOD there's no way i can put that much time into pieces for a map my party is just as likely to diplomacy through. on top of that, it also needs to be stored, on top of mini storage? definitely a step up from buying one-off kits, but i'll stick to digital maps.

[@citizen30games44]

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