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ProBono
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Hi,
An experiment.
This is a 1hour 20minute DJ version of ...NEYJOUR Dungeon system HERE...
It is done with two Bogie brownstone sets (one floor, one wall), some Bogie shadows, and one standard earth DJ Cave Wall. These can be replaced these in seconds to any tile texture using bucket-fill. Indeed by bucket-filling with the same floor set you'd get an instant altenative floor.
These two images are just small JPEGS, do not download.
Exported at 200 from Dundjinni it came out 87mb; made a png was still 34mb. A single square as a png is over 1mb.
(Spotted a first mistake already - third down on the left is wrong!)
No idea where I'm going with this, but may be of use visualising Neyjours ideas. 
UPDATES - lots more added further down...
...Sheet is already out of date - 109+ tiles + 80 or so Modders tiles...! See link below...
F.Y.I.
See Contact Sheet on MapTools ...HERE...
MapTools also has grid200, grid100 and grid50 pixels/square versions for VTT users.
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The highest resolution is on RpgMapShare (best for printing).
Steel Rat has kindly provided an Album to keep the hi-res 1200x1200 png Tiles in... ...Dungeon Tile Set Album is HERE...
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IMPORTANT:
IF ANYONE SEES AN OBJECT IN USE IN THESE TILES THAT IS, OR MAY BE, IN BREACH OF ITS USAGE PLEASE POST A NOTE OF THIS.
THANKS!
UPDATES Feb 2012 - latest contact sheet -
Dungeon Tile CONTACT Sheet ...HERE...
MEGA-DOWNLOAD - jpeg tiles 001 to 276 plus extras on link below...
Dungeon Tile Set 001 to 276 ...HERE... on RpgMapShare....
It's a 125mb ZIP, so expect it to take a little while to download. Unzip (download, find file, right
click and "Extract All"). Comes with Dundjinni ~properties files in each folder, which allows it to go
straight into your DJ folder structure. Those without Dj can delete or ignore the ~properties files. Please
read the License included. Give thanks unto Steel Rat for hosting.
Edited by ProBono on 03/09/2013 at 2:43am
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Ravenbow
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Those look really neat. Simple yet stunning.
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Neyjour
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Fantastic job on these. They look really wonderful! I love all the different shapes you've made and your choice of tiles. 
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Bogie
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Nice tiles PB.
I usually like thicker walls so you can see the texture better, but I really like the way these look.
One suggestion: Instead of the Cave Wall use a similar looking Floor Tile for the rock. That way you don't get the "Raise Walls" effect around the outside of the tile.
Edited by Bogie on 10/06/2011 at 3:22pm
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ProBono
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Neyjour wrote:
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Hi Neyjour,
Bogies ...Slate tiles here... and ...here... happen to be the same as on my patio, a favourite set I've wanted to use for a while. The shapes are simplified versions of your layouts. 
More variants, with some minor populating with items. Just producing them as the urge takes me - they will be cut up as individual tiles eventually.
Again, just a Jpeg sample, do not download.
Bogie wrote:
One suggestion: Instead of the Cave Wall use a similar looking Floor Tile for the rock. That way you don't get the "Raise Walls" effect around the outside of the tile.
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Nice idea thanks!
E.g.
[I've redone the others for this.]
Edited by ProBono on 10/09/2011 at 4:50am
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Kepli
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ProBono
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Now 32 tiles. And still an urge to do more. I'm setting myself up for some tedious cutting them out into 1200 pixel individuals. 
Included more one square wide sections for placing single doors in.
These are small jpeg samples - do not download...
Close up of the stairs...
What tiles are missing? 
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Bogie
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I like that you added stairs, especially the one with the wooden stairs, the lighting make it look great.
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ProBono
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Fantastic!
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