Hey everyone!
Today we are releasing 152 models and the Print Grouping feature!
Models Release #3
Chapel Library and Manor Inn Spire
This is a big release for Clorehaven and is the final big one for the collection. It includes models from:
- Secret Schist Wall
- Ruined Tudor Walls
- Manor Inn - including tiles with 45 degree rotation
- Ruined Floors
- Tudor Walls
- Clorehaven Modular Battlements
- Stone Barn
- Street Supports
- Schist Walls
- Library Expansion
- Guardhouse Walls
- Chapel Expansion
- Alchemist Guild Roof
- Clorehaven Spiral Staircase
- Rampage Castle Lifting Gates & Arch
Our main focus now is finishing Rampage Castle. There are only a few Clorehaven models left over that are more complex to add, so they will be included in future releases.
Print Grouping
You can now group your creations into separate sections for printing! Any building can now be grouped up to fit on any print bed!
You can use this in Terrain Tinker under 3D Print > Single Combined Model > Set Print Groups and we have some information on how to use it here.
Smaller Features
We have made a few smaller changes since the last release to make using Terrain Tinker even smoother!
- Fixed a few bugs around performance, model loading, STL exports and selection and the features the below.
- You can now use inches or millimeters in the Print Bed Sizing menu and we have loaded in some common 3D Printer Presets:
- If you want to see your 3D Printer as a preset, comment its size and we will add it in!
- We also updated the File > Open box to load per page, so expect it to load much faster now.
- In case you missed it we added a button for deleting your old scenes – you can click the small X in the top right corner of the Open screen to delete any of your scenes.
- As part of the Manor Inn release, we now support 45 degree rotation on some models. We’ll look at extending this to more models in the future but custom STLs will be able to use this straight away!
We’ll be back again soon for our next update – have fun with the new models till then!
Thanks,
Ryan & the Terrain Tinker Team
