heroquest remaster alternative dice by 3d models

To print the dice well, use ABS or PLA plastic and set infill at 20% with two or three shells on top and bottom layers only, without support structures or rafts necessary for any prints whether using one extruder for monochrome effects or both...

... SolidWorks software. ...The objective is to design a solid and durable die that can be used for various games. With its user-friendly interface, SolidWorks allows us to easily develop an accurate and detailed 3D model of the dice for our gaming needs.

A pre-supported dice set with sharp edges. (D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, D100)   The supported version fits on a photon buildplate (115 x 65 x 155 mm) Prints out perfectly with a 0.04mm layer height and 100% infill.   Generated with SCAD.

Rolling dice is an essential part of playing various games, adding an element of chance and unpredictability to the experience. The thrill of rolling a die can be intense, as players wait anxiously to see what number will land face up. ...With six sides...

A standard dice model with detailed texture and lighting effects is created using a complex combination of vertices and edges to produce a realistic 3D shape, while a sub-mesh is used to add depth and dimensionality, and backface culling is employed...

Six pairs of dice will land with the numbers six one way only: the even numbers up, and the odd down. ... They will come with one three; then two four's; a five and two twos and no threes, which shows how we play at most gambling houses, so I suppose...

i made a dice , 40mm x 40mmx 40mm . No supports , infill 20% , i used pla , resolution 0.3 . print time résolution 0.3 = ~ 84 minutes resolution 0.2 = ~ 120 minutes . Print instructionsNo supports . ...Infill 20% , résolution 0.3 or 0.2</p>

3 variation of the same style of dice. A standard one, one with the dungeoneer beholder, and another with the behold+the fbomb. Print them standing on a corner. Heavy support on the very bottom and light supports for the rest should keep the scars to...

With its exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail, this dice model brings an extra level of immersion to your gaming experience.Crafted with precision, this dice model features perfectly balanced sides and sharp edges, ensuring fair and...

In order to prevent my daughter from losing her game dice repeatedly, I decided to create larger ones that are less likely to get misplaced. ...After discovering numerous other options, it seems I've found what I was looking for, even though I had...

Just an ordinary dice with hand gestures instead of standard signs. There are two versions: - F*** You sign instead of number "one" -without the F*** You gesture If you're wondering how to make the number "six", I've added an extra little pinky...

The dice boasts authentic, smooth-edged contours that replicate the look of a real cube. Each of its six sides is meticulously designed for seamless animation or viewing from any perspective you desire. You have two primary color options: crisp white...

All these happenings seem too far removed from our mundane lives – perhaps this dice magic can show us the secret world that truly is right there, next to every math lesson and beneath every common sight. A seemingly meaningless action – rolling a...

With Catia's robust tools and features, anyone can create realistic and accurate 3D models of complex game dice that resemble those found on a casino table or at your local board game cafe. The ease with which you can shape and mold metal into the...

... Them Up or Down as You See Fit! As I Designed This Project, My Goal Was to Create Something Truly Unique and Functional. With These Customizable Dice, Gamers Can Take Their Gameplay to the Next Level with Precise Control and Unparalleled Accuracy.

I would recommend printing with .12 mm layer hight and 100% infill for weight and durability because the dice is so small the .12 layer hight won't take long to print. But .2 mm and 20% infill would also work though it would be less durable and the...

Humans roll virtual dice on computers, selecting a random number for each cube's texture and color. The possible options are a range of 512 to 128 or 1024 to 256 pixels in size, with different colors and textures displayed on each side. ...This process...

Here is a high-resolution, photorealistic 3D model of a dice, carefully crafted with meticulous attention to detail. This mid-poly model boasts an impressive 44,136 polygons, ensuring clean geometry and smooth surface flow that's perfect for adding...

I created this simple dice for a good reason: I want to use it when I'm with friends and play games together. I haven't yet printed it out, so those who would like to print it out, please share any mistakes or suggestions you have on how I can make...

This may involve creating intricate patterns or designs on each face, as well as simulating the subtle imperfections found on real-world dice. Next, the model must be rendered in a photorealistic manner to accurately depict the way light interacts...

I sculpted a HeroQuest-inspired skeleton miniature using Zbrush as a tribute to the classic board game. The fully printable model can be seen in the accompanying pictures, showcasing its potential for 3D printing. My printed version was produced with...

My Son's Dream Fulfilled: Custom Heroquest Corridor Tiles These cutting-edge tiles were created with precision in Tinkercad and fine-tuned with Fusion360 expertise. As evident from the images, they have been successfully printed on a Malyan M150...

This is my fan resculpt for the last of the four classic HeroQuest heroes. As the original model is in my opinion still excellent, I haven't made major changes, but I have added details and made minor alterations so it looks more like the original...

This is the Ogre Lord character from the HeroQuest expansion Against the Ogre Horde. The model isn't a scan, but rather a remodeled version of the Ogre Warrior character found here:...

Reproduction of the Heroquest weapon rack built from reference images of the original piece. I always liked the simplicity of the rack that made up the original game, but I never found a model that referred to that design. This model was made with...

This is the Ogre Champion character from the HeroQuest expansion Against the Ogre Horde. The model isn't a scan, but rather a remodeled version of the Ogre Warrior character available here:...

This is a remix of an empty HeroQuest base that adds some brick-like texture to the foundations. The dimensions have been adjusted to 22mmx25mm, which appears to fit most of my miniatures. To incorporate these bases into my designs, I load each...

This test is all about hacking up the Heroquest Skeleton into a printable modular skeleton. Generating supports in Cura worked seamlessly, but I'm looking for a leaner print. I want to simply drop my slicer and press "go." To achieve this, I'm...

I've created a Customized HeroQuest Basic Door that's Wide Open, featuring a beautiful wooden door with functional hinges and a doorknob. No additional supports needed, but good airflow is crucial to achieve a seamless doorknob operation. If you...

Here is a skeleton miniature that i sculpted with Zbrush as a tribute to the old board game HeroQuest. As you can see in the pictures it is fully printable. The version i printed was made with a 0.4 nozzle diameter at 0.1mm resolution on my Wanhao I3...