June 2023 (Patreon)

This month's updated packs are Cyber, PlanetSide, TechShip, and The Wastes B. Download them over at the Start Here post!

TechShip

This month, I focused on generic machinery for engine rooms. You'll see that the parts are broken out individually so that you can kit-bash whatever monstrosities you'd like. Whatever your means of power, that heat has to go somewhere, so try out the new insulated pipes. You'll find some corner bends, as well as a path. Use the provided overlays to add some glow to your reaction chamber, or leave it sealed off. The new diamond style metal flooring comes in several versions for adding caution areas.

Cyber

This month's dirty hex pattern is inspired by Cyberpunk 2077's streets and sidewalks, which have a small hex pattern when you look closely. Gray and yellow are provided as is, but you can use the recolorable version to great effect. (Remember that recolorable patterns are always listed last, so you need to scroll all the way down)

HellScape doesn't really do terrestrial plants because they are so well covered by Forgotten Adventures, but this month's holographic tree is a clear exception! Very little bloom is built-in so you have more creative control.

Planetside 

Now with overlook windows! Think ATC tower, or medical observation windows designed to provide a downward view. They are meant for off-world outposts, but you can use them anywhere.

Wind generators are included to help supplement your solar arrays. The wind blades will make their way to Moulinette and the tile packs so that you can make them spin! They are roughly one grid in size. Do you want giant ones? Let me know.

The Wastes

I somehow forgot about the Ferris wheels! They aren't in the change log, but they're in the pack. I wasn't sure where to put the lit/undamaged versions, so they are included in The Wastes B along with the rusted version under the new HS_Entertainment tag. Oh, and there are potholes. Our roads need a heck of a lot more damage.

That's it for this month's release. I'm still churning away on space stations, but the quality and quantity isn't up to my expectations yet. Just like with planets, it may take some time for me to make a breakthrough.

Thanks as always for your support!