just bought it and it says I have no downloads mayhem armory??? Was wondering if it could get reset?????

I just notice that the, Link expires: 03/26/2010

Bah ! no sheeps involved... I feel lied !!!

Only Joking...tomorrow morning I will go for the Vault and both "sheep" sets... And is about time to begin to builg something - I'm hyper-lazy...

Put in the wrong attribute value there DR, sorry about that. Please try again and let me know.

All better now!!!!!! Thank you very much!!!!

Insta buy when I get home. Very very cool! Thankyou.

I don't know how this - and Mayhem: Streets of Legend - went completely under my radar, but they did. Of course, as soon as I saw them, I bought them.

Thanks for bringing Modern sets to the market so quickly! I had been holding off on building anything new, until I saw what was going to drop next. The fact that the new additions were TLX reboots of two sets that will find great use in my HeroClix games makes me glad that I did wait!

Holy cow...! The set looks amazing! Or, to quote Strong Bad:


I foresee a lot of TLX building in my future.

I'll be the first to admit I didn't like using terrain or miniatures for RPGing. Rough sketch maps and the odd token were about as far as I wanted to go.

Now, though. Wow. This stuff just cries out to be used, building it is such fun!

Thankyou!

All information for these sets was hidden right up until release, so don't worry, you're not going crazy... yet...

Great set, but no transparencies? Are the windows the same size as the original so can I use those?

--Chris

Edit: Could we get a transparency GSD file too if possible?

Love the new Mayhem. The shooting range is great.

Very very cool stuff guys. The moment I start DMing in a modern setting, these will be added to my collection.

At the moment though, I'm working through the dozens of Dwarf Hall tiles I need...

I'm there with nrobert (and Strong Bad by proxy)
Where's the button I click to chip in on that pizza?

Man, I LOVE pizza!

Hi guys, very nice piece of work, I'm quite impressed and tempted to switch to the terrainlinx line.
But I do have one question, has this set gsd-file support? it is stated nowhere, and I feel that I need a craftrobo

All TLX sets are Robo Cutter compatible. Do yourself a favour and buy one, it's like your newest beset friend.



Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

thanks for the fast reply. I just ordered my robo cutter. And thank you all for your great support in the robo cutter forums, the faq's are great.

Great avatar, Bigby. Just had to mention that.

@DeltaIce
thanks

@topic
I just roamed through the set to figure out what I should print out to get a feeling for the TerrainLinx system. Doing that I did not find the gsd-files for the "Awning and Props.pdf". Is this intended or are they missing?

I'll look into that one for you Bigby

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I haven't found that file either.

I got the first small shop done. Pictures can be found here.

Now I have to do the street tiles ...

That looks great Bigby! I like your roundup shot showing what component pieces you used. Its a good overview of how little you actually need for a basic but extremely flexible modular build.

I just couldn't go with every building being the same brick color, so I manipulated the texture (hue,sat,and light) until I had six new variations for the set (steel grey, old red, tan, olive, orange-red, and puke). Each required over 50 pages to change. They all look good, but now that they are done I'm burned out. To tired to build.

How the heck do you guys keep going??? The tons of work you do is staggering! All I did was make color adjustments on one texture. You guys design, create textures ... on and on. Forgive me, please, for every bitching remark I've ever made about the time it takes to do things.

What a humbling experience. Bless you for all your work.

lol...Thanks for that Delta Yeah, its a pretty massive workload when you really get into it. To get a set to market in 1 or 2 months its full-on, 8-12 hour days.

I keep meaning to do a production diary but we're always so involved with the work that we can't find the energy/time to do that on top of everything else. It would be fun to share some of the process though if for no other reason than to keep the pitchforks and torches away from the castle gates

But I thought we were motivating you with all the the mid-evil style lynch-mob!!!!

LOL

I fully understand the whole designing part of it, and the time consumption that goes along with it!!!

Hi Denny, any news on the gsd-files yet? I'm not really in a hurry, just an update on the status would be nice.

Cheers
Bigby

Very well put.

Denny, any news on the gsd's for the props? Cutting by hand is quite anoying once you have a robo cutter