Brick Wall PrintsYou know how tiling 1x2x1 or 1x2f bricks on top of each other in an alternating pattern like this makes for a really neat wall?
Just kidding. Those are 12 1x4x4 print bricks.
I have no idea why this has not been made before. The 1x2x1 print saves a neat
10 bricks and the 1x2f print saves a whopping
28 bricks for a 1x4x4 sized area.
Which ones do you reckon are the prints?
Bottom left and top right.So what's the catch? Because there always is one.
Print bricks are shiny.
Nothing I can do about that. But the prints are indistinguishable indoors where there is no direct sunlight. About 80 bricks pictured.
 | The prints are organized as such from left to right:
- 1x2x1 Left End
- 1x2x1 Middle (Tiling)
- 1x2x1 Right End
- 1x2x1 Cap (Does not tile)
- 1x2f Left End
- 1x2f Middle (Tiling)
- 1x2f Right End
- 1x2f Cap (Does not tile)
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Looking sharp? The prints are 2048x2048 textures.
But wait, I can almost hear you say
"Won't the file size be huge and the load times long?". Nope. That's the magic of PNG optimization. For comparison, the Print_2x2f_Default add-on has seven 512x512 prints at 248 KiB. This add-on has eight 2048x2048 prints at 103 KiB.
PNGGauntlet <3The prints are identical for each add-on, only the name is different.
