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Wanted to be able to make tall walls without any joints showing, and I wanted them to be different enough from on to the other so that the overall expanse would not repeat too terribly much. These walls are for the most part, edgeless, that is to say, they're basically a flat surface. | |||||||||||||
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In the process of making these walls, I found that some of my dream's design forced me to include an edge, so two of the drawbacks is that I only have two windows available in this set, one with a top edge, one without. This goes also for the fact that I have two top edged tiles, but was only able to include one surface with a side edge. | |||||||||||||
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Of course doors are needed. 
And there's a flock of square doors which I've made for the dream available here. If you want to take a look at them before downloading, look. |
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Like default, I got both light walls, and dark walls. The dark walls I 'attacked' the edging a bit different. In the light walls, I spread the 'mortar' back from the edge to give it a rougher look. With the dark walls, considering they were rough looking already, I just edged them flat. Both sets of walls were designed to be edgeless in nature so they stack not only one on top the other, but 'between' as well, so the top half of any of the edgeless walls would break the pattern. | |||||||||||||
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You can take a complete look at the walls here,
the basic breakdown for both light and dark is like this: two sets of windows, edged and no edge, two types of top edged, two types of no edge, and one door and an 'outside' edged wall to break a passage exit from the background wall. |
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As you can see, they also corner quite nicely. Just a bit of tech about the walls, and they are all the same:
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| Oh, those floors? Another patch. |
