Thungiverse re-upload from user sister_matic

Sector Mechanicus style tiles. Simpler - no details in the gratings. Sometimes you don't need all the detail. Many of them have pipe ports, which oddly don't exist in the originals outside a ruined one.

Standard holes underneath for pillars and join-y connector-y things.

I needed a single rectangular tile with a port for myself. But, you know, with what I needed to make for that one, I could make multiple permutations. I'd done half the work already (It might seem like I'd done more than half, but making the permutations took way longer than I expected!).

1x1 square tiles, and 1x2 tiles, and a single strange 1x1.5 tile. Two different gratings (plain and with a cog design), plus pipe ports in different positions and numbers, with hatches at various orientations. Honestly, yeah, it's overkill. I do not know how many people care about getting hatches in the every possible orientation, but well, the person sitting in my chair really is that ridiculous.

The FDM zip file contains the exact same tiles, but without the recesses underneath. They still have holes for pegs; there's no other changes. I have not printed these in FDM. I don't even have an FDM printer. It was a suggestion someone made to me, seeing as the simpler nature of the top detail might lend itself to FDM printing, and I figured, sure, why not. May as well, right? Perhaps this is useful to someone, perhaps not.

What's with the 2-port tiles' letter-number designations? Why are some numbers missing? A/O/S = Aligned/Opposite/Symmetric. The numbers are missing because some would be equivalent (e.g. O1 == S1, A3 == S3), or creatable simply by rotating/mirroring an existing piece (e.g. A4 would be A2 mirrored)

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