You simply add them as a Wall Text object over either the dungeon catacomb walls or the temple catacomb walls (there are 4 models - high and low for each the dungeon and temple wall sets) - they don't replace the walls. As such, you can mix and match them (low and/or high) and you can still have the catacombs as alcoves.
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I could very much make use of these, these are looking great. One critique may be that they look a bit too "new". Maybe more weathering on the planking. Can't wait to put them to use!
I like them a lot. Have a classic DM/EOB look to em. It also gives me a way of naming/introducing fallen heroes or remains_of_, in a sensible and logical manner for the player. Kudos!
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Nice idea @Mal85. I've uploaded the 'clean' versions but will later also try to add a weathered texture and provide options for both the clean and the weathered objects in the game.
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Regarding the "weathering"... doing other things in Grimrock, I noticed wood in the game is always slightly unnaturally grayish instead of brownish.. so probably changing the hue to a colder colour and lowering the saturation could help in making them appearing more weathered and creepy!
