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Bary's Terrain Tiles

This is a collection of terrain tiles, entirely made by me.

I got inspired to make these when I saw some other terrain tiles on the workshop, which are only 2D however. So I wanted to try and make 3D terrain tiles that are not too high-poly.

The tiles offer a variety of choices for terrain and fit together without noticeable seams. You can quickly create large maps for DnD encounters or wargames, without putting too much strain on your machine!
I did not add much detail to these tiles intentionally, so that players can decorate their layouts as they please.

Currently includes five biomes:

- Forest
- Cave
- Desert
- Ash Waste
- Snow biome

These Biomes can be connected by caves.

All tiles support grid projection.Hilly terrain is supported by layer-collision where needed, which improves the ability of figures to stand.

Planned additions:

- Jungle biome
- Space Station?
- Bamboo biome?

- Town tiles for each biome


Have a suggestion for tiles to be added? Write a comment and it may be added soon.


Special thanks to Sly. and Keeper of Smiles for feedback.


If you like my work and would like to donate, you can do so here:
https://ko-fi.com/baryonyx
Please keep in mind the following!
- Donations will result in no kind of obligations from me to you. You are not buying any items or services.
- This money will not be used to buy any kind of drugs, alcohol, cigarettes or other narcotics. It will be used to finance my hobbies.


UPDATE 1:
- Added a few new tiles. Some of them are experimental, so they might not look perfect as of right now.
- Incorporated the beautiful "Congo" reskin by Kendo353.

UPDATE 1.1:
- Incorporated the beautiful "Sudan" reskin by Kendo353.

UPDATE 2:
- Added Snow biome.
- Added tiles for larger cave interiors. Thanks DonnieLove for the suggestion!
- Added a few other tiles.
- Made a new demonstrator layout to better show the capabilities of my tileset.

UPDATE 2.1
- Fixed some of the cave tile textures to allow grid projection to work. Thanks to Toasty Toodles for identifying the error and providing the fixed textures!