TilePack 001: White Marble Floors

This product contains a collection of 8x10 high resolution printable tile sheets that can be used to create custom tiles of virtually any* shape/size. Compatible with any 1" scale grid game system (i.e. D&D).

TILEPACK INCLUDES:

• Base Tile standard**
• Base Tile offset***
• Variants (Splats) 01-03 standard
• Variants (Splats) 01-03 offset
• Old Black Bricks

- HOW TO USE -

TILES:

• Print tile sheet at full size using any color or b&w printer.
• Mount/Paste to your substrate (usually cardboard, chipboard, or XPS foam).
• Cut to desired size using a sharp utility or xacto knife (cardboard/chipboard) or wire table (XPS foam) if you have one.

WALLS (BASIC):

1. Print wall sheet at full size using any color or b&w printer.
2. If you're only putting texture on the top of the walls, just mount the texture to the wall substrate and cut strips of appropriate width (1cm recommended) and length.
3. Hot glue wall strip to tile face, along whichever side(s) need a wall.

WALLS (ADVANCED): 
If you're doing fully textured/finished walls, it's a bit more involved. I'll try to put a video together or post some pics for illustration at some point.

1. Using XPS foam, cut strips to 1cm x 1cm x 10".
2. Cut the wall texture into strips of 2.5cm x 10".
3. After applying glue stick to back of texture, carefully wrap the texture strip around the XPS foam strip, one side at a time, making sure to press firmly (but not too much) so it adheres well to the foam. You may have to hold each side for 30-60 seconds until it stays put. The texture will cover 2 sides (top and inner wall) completely and about half of the third side (outer). The untextured bottom side will be glued to the tile face.
4. Hot glue the wall strip (untextured bottom side down) to the tile where you want the wall. The top and inner sides of the wall should be fully covered by the texture, while the outer side is partially covered.
5. Once all walls have been glued to the tile, print/cut some outer wall trim strips that are as wide as the outer tile edge is tall (from the bottom tile edge to the top wall edge). Example: If using 1.5cm (i.e. 1/2" XPS foam), this will be 2.5cm x 10" strips.
6. Apply glue stick to back of outer wall trim strip and then carefully mount it around the outside edge of the tile. Make sure to keep the top edge of the texture flush with the top edge of the wall. Crease the corners as you wrap the texture around the tile so they are nice and clean.
7. Trim any bottom edge overlap/overhang so that the bottom edge of the texture is flush with the bottom edge of the tile.
8. The outer wall trim will be covering the openings on the tile. You can cut this away with an xacto knife OR do what I do... make a 1cm long cut of the texture vertically midway between each side of the opening, then along the edge where the texture meets the tile face. This will create a thin "flap" on each side that you can simply wrap snugly around each edge of the wall again, make sure those corners are tight and clean.

TIP/TRICK: Print all tile and wall textures onto full sheet mailing label stock that has permanent adhesive already applied. Then you don't have to worry about glue sticks or any mess. Peel, press, done.

• *Any size can be achieved simply by gluing multiple full-size tiles together (edge to edge), then cut to desired shape.
• **Standard (edge to edge grid starting at top left corner). Useful for non-walled, or outdoor tilesets where no offset is needed.
• ***Offset (edge to edge grid with 1/2" offset starting at top left corner). Useful for walled, or indoor tilesets where an offset for the walls is desired (1cm X 1cm recommended).