Hi everyone!
Welcome to Lost in the Details, Volume 2: Halloween! 

This new batch of texture rollers adds cracked tiles and eerie patterns to help bring even more details to your tabletop gaming, war games, and crafting projects.

Each of them features detailed designs that you can use to imprint textures on clay, foam, putty, and many other materials that can be used to create landscapes, walls, roads, and many more sceneries.
Once applied to a material, simply paint it for a truly immersive experience in your favorite games or crafts. 

Our STL files make it easy for anyone to create professional-quality textures right at home with their own 3D printer.
Don't settle for bland surfaces – elevate your gaming and creative endeavors with our texture rollers!

All the rollers are seamless and can be printed using either a Filament or Resin printer.
You can see a comparison of the results of both as well as some setting information below

Rollers 00 to 07

Rollers 08 and 09
Rollers 08 and 09 are an experience.
Both are seamless, and can be used standalone, but they also match each others.
This allows the creation of a centerpiece surrounded by a larger floor.

Filament and Resin Printing
The rollers can be printed with either a filament or a resin printer.
All the printed rollers in this project have been made using a filament printer as I wanted to be certain that they could all be printed using one.
Resin printers allow for more details, but both give great results.

Here are close-up pictures of the rollers 00 printed on a filament and a resin one for comparison:

Printing Settings
The filament version was printed without supports and using PLA.
- 0.2mm layer height, 
- 0.4mm nozzle. 
- 5% infill (and it is still very sturdy.)
- 3 full layers at the top and bottom.

The resin version was printed with the following settings:
- Hollowing the STL with a 15% Cross 3D infill.
- Adding two holes at the bottom to help draining the resin.
- Adding the supports. I didn't have to change the angle of the STL for this, which makes it so the roller can be supported without damaging its surface.

Both the personal and commercial licenses are available with a discount for early backers.

The personal license allows you to print the rollers for yourself.

The commercial license is a lifetime permission to print and sell any quantity of
texture rollers as well as use the promotional materials included in the rewards to promote your prints.
Note that there are some restrictions with both licenses:
• You cannot resell the STL files or promotional material.
• You cannot use any parts of the rewards in another crowdfunding campaign.
• You cannot use any parts of the rewards in AI training.
• You cannot sell modified versions of any parts of the rewards.
• You cannot imply any affiliation with Hapybaka.

You can either back the current project, or all our projects (which amount to two at the moment.)

If you have questions about the pledge levels or the licenses, please contact me and I'll make sure to answer as quickly as possible.

If you missed the first campaign but don't want to go all-in in this one, no worries!
The rewards for the first campaign are available in my Backerkit shop.

At the moment, there are no stretch goals for this campaign but I have some ideas.

If you have ideas to suggest, I would appreciate hearing them. 
I can't guarantee they will be included in this campaign, but if they are good ideas, they may be included in future ones. 

This campaign has no physical product, only digital files.
The files will be distributed once the payments have been processed by Backerkit.

For the longest time, I have been fascinated by tabletop gaming and crafting, especially by the endless possibilities for creativity and immersion that come with designing intricate environments and characters.
I also always had an interest for 3d modeling, which was only exacerbated by the arrival of 3d printers.
It wasn't until recently that I got time to learn more about these technologies and how to use them to create quality assets that would complement and enhance the many incredible resources already available to gamers and hobbyists alike.

I have learned a lot about all of these subjects and about crowdfunding in general during my first campaign. 
This experience has been applied in this campaign and I believe that the results are a lot better this time around.

These projects are a learning process for me and I want each of them to be better and more interesting than the last.

It is also about building a community and meeting new people that share my passions for tabletop gaming, crafting and 3d printing.
I hope that my creations will help them bring their adventures to life.

Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.
Thank you for joining me on this journey, I can't wait to see the amazing worlds you'll create!
Hapybaka.