What’s Next for ClickyWalls?
What’s Next for ClickyWalls? Now that the ClickyWalls core set is out in the world, I’m shifting focus to what comes next. At the moment, I’m working my way through a growing list of ideas — some small, some ambitious, all designed to expand the ClickyWalls system in useful, modular ways. I wanted to share […]
Daily Update – Refining the Build
Roof Tiles Today was mostly spent fleshing out the website and improving the visuals. I’ve been pulling across a lot more images from the design software to help show how the system works and to make the site feel clearer and more inviting. I’ve also made a few important tweaks to existing parts — particularly […]
Building the Free Tavern – What’s Included (and Why)
One of the trickiest parts of creating a free ClickyWalls set isn’t the modelling or the printing – it’s deciding what to leave out. When someone downloads the free Tavern files, for many of them this will be their first ever experience with ClickyWalls. My goal isn’t to throw every clever feature at them all […]
Exciting, Final Stages
Exciting Progress Things are starting to get properly exciting with Clicky Walls. As of today, all of the digital STL files are finished and test printed. Every wall, connector, and component has been through real-world prints to make sure everything fits, connects, and behaves exactly as intended during play. The final piece to fall into […]
My First Post
Hello, and welcome to Clicky Walls. If you enjoy tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons, building immersive worlds, or designing modular terrain for your gaming table, you’re in the right place. Clicky Walls started with a simple problem: I wanted a modular tabletop terrain system that was quick to build, solid during play, and actually […]